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Brentford break transfer record to sign forward Dango Ouattara from Bournemouth

The transfer, which includes add-ons, comes after Bournemouth reluctantly agreed to sell following Ouattara's clear desire to move on. The 22-year-old has committed to a five-year deal with the Bees.

Ouattara arrived at Bournemouth in January 2023 from Lorient and made 88 appearances across all competitions, netting 11 goals. Despite his young age, Brentford are attracted by his Premier League experience and potential.

Brentford head coach Keith Andrews expressed excitement over the signing: "We're really happy to get Dango in. Once we realised he could be available, we put all our efforts into bringing him here."

Andrews highlighted Ouattara's fit for Brentford's style of play and the value he adds to the squad: "He hasn't yet found consistent rhythm due to limited game time, but he brings something different to our forward line and will complement what we already have."

Andrews added that Ouattara's dynamic style will energize the fans: "He's the type of player who'll get the supporters off their seats."

With this marquee signing, Brentford signal their intent to push further up the Premier League table in the coming season.

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