Carvalho was a standout figure in Liverpool’s recent pre-season trip to the United States, scoring two goals in three games.
After more than an hour against Real Betis, Carvalho scored in Liverpool’s next two friendlies against Arsenal and Manchester United.
However, the striker took part in any of Sunday’s friendlies against Sevilla and Las Palmas, and Liverpool manager Arne Slot revealed Carvalho had been the subject of a transfer offer.
It reported that Liverpool had reached an agreement with Brentford to sell Carvalho for £27. 5m with a 17. 5% sale clause included in the deal.
Brentford have now teased the 21-year-old’s arrival, snubbing newly promoted Southampton, who failed with a £15m bid earlier this month.
The striker has agreed to sign a five-year contract, with the option to extend it for 12 months.
Brentford manager Thomas Frank said on the club’s official website: “Fabio is a player with many qualities. You can play in the first 3 or 4 positions in a 4-3-3 or a 4-2-3-1. Your best productive position is like number 10 or coming from the left.
“Offensively, he has a wonderful talent with the ball at his feet – he can beat players, slide a pass, create chances and chances. He’s a type of player that we don’t have much in the team, so he will have it. “anything extra for us.
Carvalho becomes Brentford’s summer move window after the signing of Brazilian striker Igor Thiago.
Carvalho could have inspired in pre-season, but he hasn’t made a significant impression in his two-year contract with Liverpool.
The young man joined the Reds in the summer of 2022 after scoring 12 goals and 8 assists in games with Fulham, who will receive 20% of the profits generated by his signing for Brentford.
The former Portugal U21 foreigner had to settle for just 8 starts in 21 competitive appearances in the 2022-23 campaign.
After struggling to get regular playing time in his first season at Anfield, Carvalho was allowed to spend the first part of last season on loan at RB Leipzig before returning to England to join Hull City on loan during the second. part of the campaign.
After a couple of loan spells, Carvalho has now committed his long-term career to Brentford, and could make his debut when the Bees begin their Premier League crusade in Sunday’s home clash against Crystal Palace.