Championship

THE BEES CASH IN…

by
The LeaguePaper Team
1 April 2018

CHAMPIONSHIP
SHREWD Brentford are set to pick up a £500,000 windfall after former defender James Tarkowski made his England debut against Italy in midweek.
Centre-back Tarkowski left the Bees for Burnley in a £3m deal in 2016 and there was a clause that the Griffin Park outfit would receive half-a-million pounds if he played for his country.
The Bees will trouser another £500,000 if he plays a competitive game. Brentford boss Dean Smith said: “We can, maybe, pick up money further along the line. It’s happened with Tarks and it could happen with others as well.&...

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