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Brentford Transfer News, Bees Renew Pursuit of Anthony

Fresh Bid Submitted

Brentford have stepped up their pursuit of Jaidon Anthony by submitting a fresh bid to Burnley, according to Sky Sports. Discussions remain ongoing as the Bees continue their search for at least one new winger ahead of the new season.

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Anthony’s versatility makes him an appealing option, with the ability to operate comfortably on either flank. His Premier League numbers also strengthen Brentford’s interest after an impressive campaign.

Strong Numbers Stand Out

Anthony finished as the third highest scoring English winger in the Premier League last season, registering eight goals, behind only Jarrod Bowen and Morgan Rogers. He also contributed four assists, highlighting his ability to influence matches consistently.

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Sky Sports also reports that Brentford previously held talks over both Anthony and Zian Flemming, with the Burnley forward another player admired by the west London club after scoring 11 Premier League goals despite relegation.

Brentford’s recruitment continues to focus on adding proven Premier League quality, and Anthony increasingly appears to fit that profile.

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From a Brentford perspective, this feels like a sensible move rather than a headline grabbing gamble. Anthony has already shown he can produce in the Premier League, and his eight goals suggest there is genuine end product alongside his work rate. That matters for a side that values efficiency in the final third.

His ability to play on either wing would also give Keith Andrews’s squad greater flexibility throughout a demanding campaign. Brentford have built their recent success by identifying players who fit the system instead of chasing fashionable names, and Anthony appears to match that recruitment philosophy.

There will naturally be questions about Burnley’s valuation, especially if negotiations become prolonged, but supporters should be encouraged that the club are targeting players with Premier League experience rather than taking unnecessary risks.

Flemming is another interesting option, although Anthony arguably feels like the priority given the need for greater creativity and attacking depth out wide. If Brentford can secure this deal at a sensible fee, many fans would view it as another smart addition that strengthens the squad without moving away from the club’s proven transfer strategy.