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Brentford pushing for transfer of USYNT and Duke University goalkeeper Julian eyestone

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FC Dallas academy graduate and Duke University goalkeeper Julian Eyestone is set for a transfer to England with Brentford.

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  • Brentford eyeing USYNT star Eyestone
  • Goalkeeper could be next U.S. star in England
  • Stands six-foot-seven

  • WHAT HAPPENED?

    According to The Athletic, the U.S. youth international is set to join the ranks of the Bees this summer. He'll compete with the likes of Mark Flekken, Thomas Strakosha and Hakon Valdimarsson - the goalkeepers in Brentford's senior squad.

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  • THE BIGGER PICTURE

    Eyestone played with the U.S. Under 19 squad in March and is highly thought. He is an FC Dallas academy graduate and competed with the MLS side's reserve team, North Texas SC, where he made his professional debut at 16-years-old.

    The six-foot-seven shot stopper was named the best goalkeeper at the 2023 Generation Adidas Cup as well.

  • DID YOU KNOW?

    Eyestone started 18 games as a Freshman for Duke University this past season. The highly-rated goalkeeper is one of the top prospects across U.S. Soccer.

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    WHAT NEXT FOR EYESTONE?

    Eyestone will travel to England to undergo a medical before completing his move to Thomas Frank's squad. The USYNT star will look to break into the first-team this Fall.