The battle for Nathaniel Brown, the left-back of Eintracht Frankfurt, who is considered promising and young, and therefore the elite teams are preparing to buy him, has started slowly but is already happening in the European football market. Manchester City and Arsenal have been reported as the main contenders in what could be a very costly bidding war.
During his time in the Bundesliga, the 22-year-old Nathaniel Brown has attracted attention not only for solid defense but also for coming up with the attacking support from time to time. The exact amount of the release clause is not disclosed, but it is believed that Eintracht has very good leverage in the negotiations since the player is under contract till 2030 in Frankfurt. Not only City and Arsenal but also several other Premier League clubs are said to be keeping an eye on the case.
Besides those two clubs, the names of Manchester United, Newcastle United, and Aston Villa are also mentioned in connection with scouting Brown’s movement in the UK. Both Arsenal and Manchester City are looking to strengthen their left-side options. The rumor mill around the possible moves Arsenal has resulted in the belief that Brown could be viewed as a future investment rather than a first-choice player right away, especially after Martin Odegaard’s dismissal from a knee injury. City might, even though their fullback spot is well covered with backups and new signings, think of Brown as a good fit for their changing tactical strategy.
Frankfurt, on the other hand, will probably take its time with any talks, relying on Brown’s contract and his increasing esteem to get the favorable terms. If there is no clear buyout clause, their power in negotiations will increase considerably. Brown’s character is improved by his football history. Born in Amberg, Germany, he developed under young systems like Jahn Regensburg and FC Nurnberg before transferring to Frankfurt.