Chelsea and Liverpool linked with Brentford defender Diouf

Chelsea and Liverpool linked with Brentford defender Diouf

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2026-11-08 00:16:10
Chelsea and Liverpool have reportedly shown interest in El Hadji Malick Diouf, but Brentford have no intention of considering offers.

Chelsea and Liverpool have been linked with Brentford defender El Hadji Malick Diouf, with Brentford viewing him as an important part of their long-term plans and neither club currently expected to pursue a January transfer.

Brentford's position

TEAMtalk says Brentford have no intention of considering offers for Diouf and view him as an important part of their long-term plans.

Move and contract

Diouf joined Brentford from West Ham United in August in a deal worth up to £40 million. He signed a five-year contract, with Brentford also retaining the option to extend his stay by another 12 months.

Limited opportunities

Diouf's opportunities have been limited under Keith Andrews this season. Keane Lewis-Potter's performances at left-back have restricted Diouf's involvement in the Premier League, while Brentford planned to integrate him gradually rather than make him a first-choice option immediately.

Interest from Chelsea and Liverpool

Chelsea and Liverpool have reportedly shown interest in Diouf, with contact believed to have been made with his representatives. TEAMtalk says neither club is currently expected to pursue a January transfer for him. Brentford are under no financial pressure to sell Diouf and see him as an important player in their push for European qualification.

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