According to TEAMtalk, Arsenal and Liverpool are leading the race to sign Kevin Schade, although Brentford have no intention of letting the German winger leave cheaply.
Schade has enjoyed an impressive start to the season, scoring three goals in six Premier League appearances as Brentford maintained their unbeaten record and climbed into the top four. His pace, direct running and improved end product have attracted significant attention from some of England’s biggest clubs.
The report states that Brentford would demand more than £60 million to consider a sale during the January transfer window, a figure considerably higher than the player’s current market valuation. The Bees are also under no pressure to sell, with Schade under contract until 2028 and discussions already underway over a potential extension.
Arsenal and Liverpool are considered the most serious contenders after both continued to monitor the 24-year-old following their interest during the previous transfer window. Chelsea and Tottenham Hotspur have also been linked, while Manchester United are not currently regarded as major challengers for his signature.
Brentford hope a new contract will strengthen their position further, but Schade’s rising profile, aided by recent Germany call-ups under Jürgen Klopp, is ensuring interest continues to grow.
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