Brentford Season 2022: All you want to know about BRENTFORD earnings, sponsors, full schedule and Brentford squad for Premier League Season 2022-23: Follow Premier League LIVE UPDATES

Brentford Season 2022: All you want to know about BRENTFORD earnings, sponsors, full schedule and Brentford squad for Premier League Season 2022-23: Follow Premier League LIVE UPDATES

As a result, match-round 16 will be the final one played – over the weekend of November 12/13 – before players called up by their countries for the tournament travel to Qatar. The Premier League will resume on Boxing Day following the conclusion of the World Cup, with the final taking place on December 18. The Premier League will conclude on May 28.

Brentford squad 2022-23

David Raya, Aaron Hickey, Rico Henry, Charlie Goode, Ethan Pinnock, Christian Norgaard (VC), Sergi Canos, Mathias Jensen, Josh Dasilva, Yoane Wissa, Thomas Strakosha, Saman Ghoddos, Frank Onyeka, Ben Mee, Ivan Toney, Pontus Jansson (C), Bryan Mbeumo, Kristoffer Ajer, Halil Dervisoglu, Keane Lewis-Potter, Tariqe Fosu, Myles Peart-Harris, Shandon Baptiste, Vitaly Janelt, Mads Bech Sorensen, Mads Roerslev, Luka Racic, Fin Stevens, Matthew Cox

Soccer Football – Premier League – Brentford v Leicester City – Brentford Community Stadium, London, Britain – October 24, 2021 Leicester City’s Youri Tielemans celebrates with Kelechi Iheanacho as Brentford players look dejected after the match Action Images via Reuters/Andrew Boyers

Brentford transfers 2022-23

In
Max Dickov
Max Wilcox (Bolton)
Aaron Hickey (Bologna)
Keane Lewis-Potter (Hull)
Kyreece Lisbie (Free)
Thomas Strakosha (Lazio)
Yehor Yarmoliuk (Dnipro)
Ben Mee (Burnley)
Michael Olakigbe (Fulham)
Lucias Vine (Free)

Out
Ben Hockenhull (Tranmere)
Hans Mpongo
Mads Bidstrup (Nordsjaelland) Loan
Gustav Mogensen (Sarpsborg)
Christian Eriksen (Man Utd)
Paris Maghoma (AFC Wimbledon) Loan
Dominic Thompson (Blackpool)
Lachlan Brook (Crewe) Loan
Marcus Forss (Middlesbrough)
Ellery Balcombe (Crawley Town) Loan

BRENTFORD COMMERCIAL GUIDE

Owner: Matthew Benham
Chief executive: Jon Varney
Estimated 2021/22 prize money: UK£35.3 million (US$43.4 million)
Stadium: Gtech Community Stadium (17,250)
Average attendance 2021/22: 16,907
Kit supplier: Umbro (value not reported, signed 2019, expires 2025)
Main sponsor: Hollywoodbets (value not reported, signed 2021, duration not reported)
Sleeve sponsor: SafetyCulture (value not reported, signed 2021, expires 2023)
Training kit partner: Included in Hollywoodbets deal
Other partners: University of West London, Fuller’s London Pride, Utilita, Dormeo, Pensionbee, CoinJar, IFX Payments, Tribus, Octink, Simplexity Travel, Reliable Networks, Out Chef, Referment, Ron Smith, Hertings, Tela, Geoff Neal Group, The Shire London, ACL, Openpay, The Tumeric co., The Hogarth Health Club, Big Yellow
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