Brentford has officially signed young midfielder Romelle Donovan from Birmingham City on a five-year contract with an additional year option, having been on loan to the Bees since February 2025.
What his impacts were as a loanee?
In only 15 games during the second half of the season, Donovan had a quick influence at Brentford B, netting 11 goals and assisting 10.
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Given his breathtaking form, Thomas Frank’s first-team roster for the upcoming 2025/26 campaign has his name included already.
What the director said about Donovan?
“When Romelle arrived on loan in January, we knew he was a talented player with potential, but it’s fair to say that in his time with us he’s exceeded our expectations,” Phil Giles remarked.
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“His performances for the B team have been outstanding and he has shown himself to have a desire to work hard in training. He has earned his place in our first-team squad for next season.
“He will need to continue to work hard, on and off the pitch, to continue his progression with us towards first-team matches,” the director concluded.
Why the move is crucial for the Bees?
The Birmingham-born attacker’s arrival helps the team grow young players for the first squad, therefore fitting perfectly into their plan.
His figures show he is prepared to move up to Premier League level, and his promotion indicates the Gtech Stadium outfit’s trust in his talents.
As pre-season approaches, fans should look for the 18-year-old to leave his influence in Frank’s approach.
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