Brentford Football Club officially announced the extension of their coach Keith Andrews' contract to a long-term deal that runs until the summer of 2032. This move reflects the management's confidence in the work he has done as the head of the first team's technical staff in recent times.

The decision to extend came less than nine months after Andrews took on the role in June 2025, succeeding Danish coach Thomas Frank. Andrews quickly made his mark and led the team to achieve remarkable results this season across various levels.

Brentford currently holds the seventh position in the English Premier League standings, having accumulated a number of points that ranks among the best at this stage in their participation history. The team has also reached advanced stages in both the FA Cup and the Carabao Cup, which has strengthened the management's belief in the necessity of maintaining technical stability.

For his part, the club's sporting director, Phil Giles, confirmed that extending Andrews' contract reflects the belief in his technical vision and his ability to develop the team in line with the club's philosophy, emphasizing that the next phase will continue to build on what has been achieved so far.