The Bees are confident of sealing a deal for the 20-year-old Dutch youth international, who would become the club's first signing under new head coach Keith Andrews.
Milambo, a product of Feyenoord's esteemed academy, impressed last season with his versatility and composure in midfield.
Capable of operating both centrally and in a more advanced role, he was a key figure in the side that secured a third-place finish in the 2024/25 Eredivisie and scored three goals in the UEFA Champions League.
On the international stage, he represented the Netherlands at Under-21 level, featuring prominently in their run to the semi-finals of the European Championships, where they were eliminated by Lee Carsley's England.
Brentford are undergoing significant changes this summer. Long-serving manager Thomas Frank has departed to take over at Tottenham Hotspur, with Andrews stepping up from his role as set-piece coach to assume his first head coach position.
On the player front, club captain Christian Nørgaard is set to join Arsenal in a deal worth an initial 10 million pounds, while influential attacker Bryan Mbeumo is close to finalising a move to Manchester United. Strengthening midfield and attacking depth is seen as a priority.
Brentford have confirmed the appointment of Keith Andrews as their new manager, promoting the former set-piece coach to the top job after Thomas Frank's move to Tottenham.
Brentford forward Yoane Wissa has become a sought-after target this summer, with interest growing from both Premier League and Turkish clubs.
Nottingham Forest have reportedly renewed interest in signing Brentford and DR Congo striker Yoane Wissa during this transfer window.
Tottenham have confirmed Thomas Frank as their new head coach, signing the former Brentford manager to a contract until 2028.
