Caoimhin Kelleher, born on 23 November 1998 (age 27), is a Republic of Ireland goalkeeper whose career is now centred firmly on Brentford.
His senior league record first took shape at Liverpool, where he made two league appearances in the 2020-21 season. That was a modest start, but enough to put him into the professional picture before the move that has given his career its proper shape.
At Brentford, Kelleher has become a regular part of the side rather than a peripheral squad keeper. Across two seasons he has made 45 league appearances, and in 2026-27 he remains involved, with eight Premier League appearances and one FA Cup outing so far. Wearing the number 1 shirt rather underlines the point without needing much decoration.
He has also stayed active internationally, making seven appearances for the Republic of Ireland in European World Cup qualifying this season, along with four in the Nations League.
Kelleher’s career has moved from limited league football at Liverpool to a more settled first-team role at Brentford. In 2026-27, he remains a current presence for both club and country.
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