#brentford

#brentford

Santiago Gimenez has not enjoyed his start to life at AC Milan, and the relationship could end in the next few months. When it seemed like Gimenez was going to join Milan, many were hopeful for the future. It seemed like the Rossoneri had overcome an obstacle, paying €30 million for a striker. However, he has not proved that worth since.

I think we were the much better team through the whole game. We didn't create that many chances but in the end, we have the right momentum in the game. We reacted well in the second half and we always have to believe that we can score goals and turn a game around and that's what we showed.

Brentford ended Grimsby Town's impressive Carabao Cup run with a 5-0 victory in the fourth round at Blundell Park. The League Two side, who had beaten Manchester United and Sheffield Wednesday on their way to reaching this stage, were comprehensively beaten by the Premier League outfit despite a strong start to the game where another upset looked a real possibility. But goals from Mathias Jensen, Keane Lewis-Potter and Reiss Nelson extinguished those hopes, before Fabio Carvalho and Nathan Collins added to their advantage after the break.

The player is likely to move back to a European club. Bailey believes that a move to Germany is most likely for Carvalho. He said on Leeds United News: I've heard a lot about him. I think they will let him go out. I think a move back into Europe and back to Germany is most likely. I don't see Brentford letting him go to a rival. It's pretty nonsensical, really.

Liverpool knew Kayode's aerial bombardments were coming. It's the only thing we did yesterday [in preparation] on the training pitch, an exasperated Slot told the written media afterwards, and in the team meeting today. But prior knowledge does not always mean a solution. When Kayode winds up there is a genuine sense of anticipation, a stoppage in time. Unless, that is, you or your team are tasked with defending against his throws.