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Wissa, who joined Brentford in August 2021 from Lorient, scored 19 Premier League goals last season as he helped the Bees finish 10th in the top flight.<\/p>\n
“[I’m] very clear on the situation. As a head coach, I want Yoane in the building, to be a part of the first-team and the squad. I see that moving forwards but I am very understanding of his situation,” added Andrews.<\/p>\n
“I have a very good relationship with him, and that will persist, but we have to focus on the players who are ready to play and perform on Sunday and I don’t think Yoane’s in that space.<\/p>\n
“For Yoane on Sunday, he won’t be involved.”<\/p>\n
Andrews took over at Brentford this summer following the departure of former boss Thomas Frank to Tottenham.<\/p>\n
The Bees have lost forward Bryan Mbeumo to Manchester United, midfielder Christian Norgaard to Arsenal and keeper Mark Flekken to Bayer Leverkusen.<\/p>\n
Their signings include England midfielder Jordan Henderson, Republic of Ireland keeper Caoimhin Kelleher and Dutch attacking midfielder Antoni Milambo.<\/p>\n
“The only one who really disrupts an ideal preparation is the Yoane Wissa situation,” added Andrews.<\/p>\n
“It is ideal? No, it’s not.<\/p>\n
“Would the players like him to be part of the squad? Of course they would.”<\/p>\n<\/div>\n