Brentford have reportedly opened talks over a potential move to sign Feyenoord star Antoni Milambo.
The 20-year-old has worked his way through the youth ranks, before going on to establish himself as a regular fixture in the senior side.
Milambo has made 38 competitive appearances this season, scoring seven goals and providing seven assists, including three goal contributions in the recent 4-0 win over PEC Zwolle.
The youngster's performances have seemingly caught Brentford's attention ahead of the upcoming summer transfer window.
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Brentford open Milambo talks
According to 1908.nl, Brentford are showing a 'concrete interest' in striking a deal to sign the attacking midfielder this summer.
The report suggests that Feyenoord are aware of the transfer interest and bracing themselves for a transfer bid from the Premier League side.
Brentford are believed to be in talks with the player's representatives over personal terms ahead of the potential summer move.
There is a suggestion that Feyenoord have already identified Groningen's Luciano Valente as a possible replacement for Milambo.
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Do Brentford need Milambo?
The youngster has tended to operate as a number 10 this term, although he has also been utilised slightly deeper in a central-midfield role.
Thomas Frank usually lines his side up in a 4-2-3-1 formation, which would suit Milambo's ability to play as an attacking midfielder.
However, he would have his work cut out to establish a regular starting spot, with Mikkel Damsgaard currently Brentford's first-choice option to play the number 10 role.
With that said, Milambo would keep Damsgaard on his toes with healthy competition, and he would also provide cover if the Dane needs to be rested or is out injured.
However, it remains to be seen whether Brentford will be able to convince Feyenoord to part ways with a player who is under contract until the summer of 2027.
