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Eintracht Frankfurt aren’t nervous about the 12.5% ​​clause in Nathaniel Brown’s contract as they look for ‘several millions’ armory Or Manchester United in this summer.

BILD report on the full-back today And how Frankfurt is not worried about needing to pay a huge sum to his former club Nürnberg this summer.

Germany’s rising star

Nathaniel Brown is a rising star at the German club at the moment. In fact, the newspaper believes he is Germany’s ‘absolute rising star’.

The 22-year-old is heading to the World Cup with the country, having deeply impressed Julian Nagelsmann with his performances this season.

“Sometimes I think you don’t even realize how good you are, what you’re capable of, your athleticism, your creativity, how brilliant you are at finding your niche. You can have a fantastic World Cup,” he said in an introductory video about the player.

And a move to a ‘top international club’ is also considered very likely this summer. Real Madrid, Manchester United, Arsenal, Barcelona and Bayern Munich are all already ‘vying’ for Brown’s services.

arsenal and manchester united

Brown has also been asked directly Regarding interest from Arsenal and Manchester United. He is well aware of it at this point.

According to BILD, Eintracht Frankfurt sporting director Markus Kroesz intends to demand a €60-80m fee for the left back this summer. He will then have to give 12.5% ​​of it to his former club Nürnberg.

But this is not a big problem for Frankfurt. Despite the discount, they will make ‘several million’ from Germany’s rising star this summer.

Both clubs are now simply waiting for bigger sides who are interested in making a move. Arsenal and Manchester United have been keen for some time. Left back is an area in which both sides would like to strengthen.

Either way, Eintracht are rubbing their hands together. They stand to make huge sums of money from any sale, just like in Nuremberg.

newcastle united Manu is curious about the deal and has rekindled hopes of a deal.

The midfielder has been a key player for AS Roma since joining from Borussia Monchengladbach in 2024. His dynamic skills have become quite a threat in Serie A, with Gian Piero Gasperini bringing more out of him this season.

A few weeks ago, sports witness Newcastle United’s interest in the Frenchman was widely covered. Roma’s financial situation was a major reason behind this, as they had to sell players by the end of June to stay within UEFA restrictions.

After a period of chaos, the Italian team now finds itself in the Champions League spots. There is still a game left and they are two points ahead of Como and Juventus.

Ideally, this would remove financial uncertainties, but that may not be the case.

Roma still interested in sale

Today, messenger Make it clear that Kone is still a leading candidate to leave Roma in the summer. Even though Champions League qualification will help them, the Giallorossi will hope to ‘rain millions’ from the sale of Kone.

A big name is expected to leave the Stadio Olimpico and the France international could be that player.

Newcastle United’s interest comes amid indications that Kone’s squad are offering him their surroundings. In recent weeks, Atlético Madrid were offered the chance to sign him but they did not take part.

It comes as there is new hope for the Magpies, with Inter Milan and Paris Saint-Germain also in the picture.

Roma’s game against Verona at the weekend is expected to be Kone’s last game for the club. However, it is very likely that his evaluation will depend on how he performs at the World Cup with Les Bleus.

It’s probably hard for a magpie to move

Newcastle United’s failure to qualify for Europe would hinder their hopes of signing Kone. He has played in the Europa League at Roma and Inter and PSG could offer him Champions League football.

The Nerazzurri have been long-time admirers and tried to sign him last summer. PSG will be an opportunity for him to return to his country.

He could be a very suitable replacement for Newcastle United’s Sandro Tonali. But the final decision must come to the ex-Gladbach man, who may prefer another club.