The togetherness everyone has got... it's such a good club to be a

Lewis-Potter signs new Brentford contract | Brentford FC Keane Lewis-Potter admitted he couldn’t put pen to paper soon enough after signing a new contract with Brentford.

The 23-year-old has been indispensable to the Bees this season, with his versatility and tactical intelligence seeing him as one of the first names on the team sheet under Thomas Frank.

And with 60 Premier League appearances under his belt already since arriving at the Gtech Community Stadium in 2022, Lewis-Potter revealed he didn’t have to think twice about extending his stay in West London.

“It feels amazing to sign this new deal. I’m thankful to get it done and I can’t wait for the future,” said Lewis-Potter to club media.

“It’s such a great club. Since I’ve joined, they’ve been so good with me. I also feel like I’ve developed so much, especially this season. The togetherness everyone has got… it’s such a good club to be at.

“This season, I’ve been playing at left-back, which is something a bit different for me, but I’ve been excited about it and really enjoying playing every week.

“When it comes to Thomas [Frank], he is so good, especially one-to-one with players, which he’s done with me a lot this season. He talks to me every day in training, helps me improve, and he’s got full confidence in me – as a player, that’s what I want.

“Since I’ve joined, the whole club has been so good with me. I feel like I’ve developed so much, especially this season. The togetherness everyone has got… it’s such a good club to be at”

An attack-minded midfielder by trade, Lewis-Potter has seen himself called upon to fill in at left-back for much of the campaign, with his versatility an invaluable boon for Frank as the Dane looks to mastermind a return to the top half of the table after finishing last season in 16th, in spite of a spate of defensive injuries.

Lewis-Potter is in no doubt that the club is in safe hands with Frank in the dugout and he is relishing the opportunity to continue his development under the 51-year-old’s stewardship.

He added: “I want to just help the team as much as I can. I obviously want to get on the scoresheet more, get more assists and create more chances for my team-mates.

“But, at the same time, if it’s in defence, it’s about keeping clean sheets, helping the team get as many wins as possible, and, hopefully, climbing the table.

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