According to a statement from the club, Onyeka received his work permit at the weekend and he has completed his medical.
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Frank will join from FC Midtjylland, where Brentford FC Owner Matthew Benham has the majority shareholding, for an undisclosed fee and has signed a five-year contract.
The Nigeria International spent his entire professional career with FCM, as they are known, and has been a regular for them in the Danish Superliga for most of the past four seasons.
He arrived in Denmark as an 18-year-old from FC Ebedei, a Nigerian club with links to FCM.
He progressed to the First Team and made his breakthrough in the 2017/18 season.
Frank was part of the FCM side that won the Superliga in 2017/18, playing 15 games.
He helped the club win the title again in 2019/20 and the Danish Cup in 2019.
Frank played in the UEFA Champions League and UEFA Europa League for FCM, and leaves Denmark having made 123 appearances and scored 17 goals.