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Brentford want to poach Emmanuel Dennis from relegated Watford but Hornets will demand £20m transfer fee for striker


BRENTFORD are eyeing up a summer swoop for Emmanuel Dennis.

The Bees are keen to land another striker in the transfer window to partner top scorer Ivan Toney.

Brentford are keen on a move for Emmanuel DennisCredit: AFP

The club and Thomas Frank are confident talisman Toney will stay put this summer despite turning heads at a number of other sides after scoring 12 Premier League goals last season.

Brentford will have to tussle with Crystal Palace for Dennis, who bagged ten top-flight goals in the last campaign for Watford.

The Hornets value the Nigerian 24-year-old, who is currently away on international duty with the Super Eagles, around the £20million mark.

He arrived at Vicarage Road from Club Brugge in July last year and the Belgian side would be entitled to a small sell-on fee of around five per cent.

But with his price tag likely to be in the region of £20m, it would still mean a significant profit for Watford on the £3m they paid for him.

Dennis also provided six assists in 33 Premier League games for the Hornets in their ultimately doomed campaign.

Elsewhere the Bees are looking to add wing-backs on both sides of the park this window.

Bologna’s Aaron Hickey and Norwich’s Max Aarons are two of the names on their shortlist.

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Scotland international Hickey, 19, is also wanted by Arsenal.

The Gunners have been linked with a £21m swoop for the youngster, who is capable of playing both left and right wing-back.


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