Caoimhín Kelleher has left Liverpool and completed a move to Premier League side Brentford.

The Ireland goalkeeper returned to England on Monday to finalise the deal, which has been confirmed by the London club on social media.

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"The Republic of Ireland international has penned a five-year contract; the club has an option to extend his stay by a further 12 months," said the club, regarding the goalkeeper who will join international team-mate Nathan Collins at Brentford.

Kelleher leaves Anfield to sign six-year Brentford deal	Kelleher leaves Ireland camp as Brentford move mooted	Brentford agree deal to sign Kelleher from Liverpool

It is understood that the Bees will pay an initial £12.5million for Kelleher, who had only one year left at Anfield, with the rest due in performance-related instalments, according to media reports.

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Cork amateur soccer club Ringmahon Rangers will now be in line for a €3million payday.

The Cork club are understood to have agreed a 20% sell-on fee with Liverpool when Kelleher moved to Merseyside and are set for a windfall payment in the coming days.



We have scouted him in the past and were aware that he had a year to go on his contract with Liverpool this summer.


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