Kaye Furo ruled out for Brentford against Reading after surgery
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Sep 14, 2026, 1:13 PM
Last updated Sep 14, 2026

Kaye Furo, a striker for Brentford, will miss upcoming matches after undergoing surgery on Monday morning. Keith Andrews, Brentford's head coach, confirmed Furo's injury, stating it is unfortunate timing as he was prepared to start in the Carabao Cup match against Reading. Andrews expressed frustration over Furo's absence but emphasized the club's commitment to getting him back in form. Following his absence, Benjamin Fredrick is expected to participate in the game against Reading at Select Car Leasing Stadium, where Brentford aims to progress in the cup competition.
- •Kaye Furo underwent surgery and is ruled out for an unspecified period.
- •Benjamin Fredrick is expected to play against Reading.
- •Brentford's Carabao Cup match against Reading is scheduled for 8pm BST.
- •Furo was in good form before his injury, having won a Player of the Month award.
- 1:13 PMYahoo Sports — Reading v Brentford team news: Furo ruled out after undergoing operation
"Striker Kaye Furo will be absent for a spell after undergoing an operation on Monday morning, Keith Andrews has confirmed.The 19-year-old, who picked up the Premier League 2 Player of the Month award ...
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