News Focus
- Eintracht Frankfurt defender Nathaniel Brown could leave the club this summer.
- Bayern Munich and Arsenal are both tracking the Germany international.
- The left-back wants to focus on the World Cup before deciding his future.
- Frankfurt will ask for around €60 million to sell the player.
- Brown is fighting for a starting place in Germany’s national team.
Top European clubs are monitoring Eintracht Frankfurt left-back Nathaniel Brown. The Germany star looks set for a transfer during the upcoming summer window.
According to The Athletic, both Bayern Munich and Arsenal want to sign the defender. The Premier League and Bundesliga giants see him as a key target for next season.
Brown has already caught the attention of the German champions. Local media claim Bayern view him as strong competition for Alphonso Davies. The Canadian full-back has faced several fitness problems recently.
The defender recently spoke about the rumours linking him with the Allianz Arena outfit. He told Abendzeitung that he knows about the interest. However, his main goal right now is the World Cup.
He explained that he has seen the stories about Bayern. But he must focus on the national team first. He will decide his future after the tournament finishes.
He also spoke about his current situation at Frankfurt. He said he is very happy at the club. He has good friends there and feels completely at home.
Eintracht Frankfurt will not let him leave on the cheap. Reports suggest they want €60 million for the defender. His contract runs until 2030, so the club holds a strong position in talks.
Brown is currently with the German national squad. He started their recent 4-0 friendly victory against Finland. Now he must battle David Raum for a place in Julian Nagelsmann’s first eleven at the global tournament.