Arsenal and Liverpool Eye Brentford Winger Kevin Schade Amid Renewal Talks

1 report, 1 independent Updated Oct 17

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What happened

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Arsenal and Liverpool are interested in signing Kevin Schade, a 24-year-old German winger currently playing for Brentford. While Schade's market valuation is around £42 million, Brentford would demand more than £60 million for a January transfer. Brentford has also opened discussions regarding a contract extension for the player, whose current deal runs until 2028.

From thehardtackle.com

Why it matters

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The interest from both Arsenal and Liverpool highlights the high value placed on attacking talent in the Premier League. The potential transfer fees of over £60 million could significantly impact the transfer expenditure of the interested clubs and the potential revenue of Brentford.

From thehardtackle.com

Who's involved

Kevin SchadeGerman winger sought by Arsenal and Liverpool, and currently employed by Brentford.
ArsenalFootball club seeking left-wing reinforcement by signing Kevin Schade.
LiverpoolFootball club actively tracking Kevin Schade for a potential player signing.
BrentfordClub employing Kevin Schade and seeking to renew his contract while negotiating a sale.

Who could feel it

Possible knock-on effects

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BrentfordSpeculative
Brentford could see increased revenue from player sales if a high transfer fee is achieved.

Coverage

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Oct 17thehardtackle.com