Brentford head coach Keith Andrews has committed his future to the club by signing a new contract until 2032. The eight-year agreement follows the Irishman's appointment as Thomas Frank's successor in the summer of 2025. Andrews previously served as an assistant under Frank before taking the senior role, according to Sky Sports.
The Bees currently sit in the top half of the Premier League table under his leadership. Club officials stated that the deal reflects their commitment to a long-term sporting project and stability within the coaching staff. Andrews expressed his gratitude for the continued support of the board and the fans, per The Guardian.
Since his arrival, Brentford have maintained their reputation for a data-led approach to recruitment and player development. The club sits 10th in the standings following a recent run of positive results. This extension makes Andrews one of the longest-contracted managers in the division, as reported by the Premier League.
