Liverpool has confirmed the transfer of Caoimhin Kelleher from Liverpool to Brentford for a fee of of up to £18million ($24M).

The Reds' long-standing backup goalkeeper has been outspoken on his desire to play regularly elsewhere, and Brentford moved quickly to secure his services amid interest from elsewhere.

The Irishman, who completed a medical on Monday, had been linked with the likes of West Ham United, Leeds United, Bournemouth, Aston Villa and Manchester United.

The Bees have paid an initial fee of £12.M ($17M) for the player, with a further £5.5M ($7.5M) in possible add-ons.

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The goalkeeper is the second summer departure following Trent Alexander-Arnold's move to Real Madrid.

"Everyone at Liverpool FC thanks Caoimhin for his contribution to the club’s recent success and wishes him the best of luck for the future," Liverpool said in a statement as the move was announced.

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