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Kevin Schade Transfer from Brentford to Arsenal
Brentford are aware that Germany international Kevin Schade is attracting strong interest from Arsenal and Liverpool. While they could be prepared to approve a mid-season sale, it would require more than €60m. Brentford's preference is to keep Schade and extend his contract, and talks have already started, but the outcome remains unclear.
Brentford are aware that Germany international Kevin Schade is attracting strong interest from Arsenal and Liverpool. While they could be prepared to approve a mid-season sale, it would require more than €60m. Brentford's preference is to keep Schade and extend his contract, and talks have already started, but the outcome remains unclear.
Liverpool are considered one of the main contenders to sign Kevin Schade, who is also of interest to Arsenal. According to reports, Arsenal and Liverpool are among many clubs competing to sign him in 2027. Brentford are in discussions with Schade about a new, improved contract, although it is not guaranteed he will sign it. As his current contract expires in 2028, Brentford might need to sell him next year. TEAMtalk claims that the 24-year-old's future could be determined in the coming weeks, after it becomes clear whether he will consider an extension. The report adds that if an agreement is not reached, Brentford would actively seek to sell Schade for a significant profit, and a transfer in January is a possibility. Arsenal are still interested in signing Schade, but Liverpool intend to attempt a transfer in January, with new sporting director Julian Ward now responsible for recruitment.
Liverpool are considered one of the main contenders to sign Kevin Schade, who is also of interest to Arsenal. According to reports, Arsenal and Liverpool are among many clubs competing to sign him in 2027. Brentford are in discussions with Schade about a new, improved contract, although it is not guaranteed he will sign it. As his current contract expires in 2028, Brentford might need to sell him next year. TEAMtalk claims that the 24-year-old's future could be determined in the coming weeks, after it becomes clear whether he will consider an extension. The report adds that if an agreement is not reached, Brentford would actively seek to sell Schade for a significant profit, and a transfer in January is a possibility. Arsenal are still interested in signing Schade, but Liverpool intend to attempt a transfer in January, with new sporting director Julian Ward now responsible for recruitment.
Lyall Thomas reported that Brentford have held initial talks with Kevin Schade about a new long-term contract following his excellent start to the campaign and increasing interest from bigger clubs including Arsenal and Liverpool. Schade has been tracked by big Premier League clubs for some time, including Chelsea and Tottenham, but Arsenal and Liverpool are thought to have been the keenest as the summer transfer window ended.
Lyall Thomas reported that Brentford have held initial talks with Kevin Schade about a new long-term contract following his excellent start to the campaign and increasing interest from bigger clubs including Arsenal and Liverpool. Schade has been tracked by big Premier League clubs for some time, including Chelsea and Tottenham, but Arsenal and Liverpool are thought to have been the keenest as the summer transfer window ended.
According to 'CaughtOffside', Kevin Schade has attracted Arsenal's interest due to his strong start to the season. Arsenal have been monitoring the winger for months and recently had him scouted. Schade is under contract at Brentford until 2028, and the club is under no major pressure to sell. However, talks over an extension currently appear to be not progressing. The report says it seems the forward wants to take the next step in his career and join a big European club. Arsenal could make an enquiry in January.
According to 'CaughtOffside', Kevin Schade has attracted Arsenal's interest due to his strong start to the season. Arsenal have been monitoring the winger for months and recently had him scouted. Schade is under contract at Brentford until 2028, and the club is under no major pressure to sell. However, talks over an extension currently appear to be not progressing. The report says it seems the forward wants to take the next step in his career and join a big European club. Arsenal could make an enquiry in January.
Arsenal are reportedly monitoring Brentford attacker Kevin Schade ahead of the upcoming January transfer window. According to Football.London, Schade is being considered by the club. It is understood that a club-record fee will be needed to finalise a deal for Kevin Schade. That record is held by Bryan Mbeumo for his €75m move to Manchester United in 2025, and Arsenal would need to submit an offer in excess of that amount to secure him. Schade has started the new season by scoring three goals in four league games for Brentford.
Arsenal are reportedly monitoring Brentford attacker Kevin Schade ahead of the upcoming January transfer window. According to Football.London, Schade is being considered by the club. It is understood that a club-record fee will be needed to finalise a deal for Kevin Schade. That record is held by Bryan Mbeumo for his €75m move to Manchester United in 2025, and Arsenal would need to submit an offer in excess of that amount to secure him. Schade has started the new season by scoring three goals in four league games for Brentford.
According to TEAMtalk, Brentford rejected an enquiry from Arsenal for Kevin Schade and are now working on a new contract for the winger.
According to TEAMtalk, Brentford rejected an enquiry from Arsenal for Kevin Schade and are now working on a new contract for the winger.
According to TEAMtalk, Arsenal made an enquiry about Kevin Schade this summer as the Brentford winger was a major option for their left side. Schade was on Arsenal’s list as they assessed attacking options. Brentford had no intention of allowing Schade to leave and made their position clear from the beginning. An offer that would have broken Brentford’s club-record sale would not have been considered, as the club values Schade extremely highly and views him as central to their plans. Arsenal were aware of that stance and did not pursue the enquiry further during the window.
According to TEAMtalk, Arsenal made an enquiry about Kevin Schade this summer as the Brentford winger was a major option for their left side. Schade was on Arsenal’s list as they assessed attacking options. Brentford had no intention of allowing Schade to leave and made their position clear from the beginning. An offer that would have broken Brentford’s club-record sale would not have been considered, as the club values Schade extremely highly and views him as central to their plans. Arsenal were aware of that stance and did not pursue the enquiry further during the window.
According to Indykaila, Arsenal are reported to have approached Brentford forward Kevin Schade, and negotiations are believed to be ongoing.
According to Indykaila, Arsenal are reported to have approached Brentford forward Kevin Schade, and negotiations are believed to be ongoing.
Arsenal are interested in the transfer of Kevin Schade, and Brentford want around £60m for the player. Christian Falk stated that Brentford would start negotiations at €70m (£60.3m) for Kevin Schade.
Arsenal are interested in the transfer of Kevin Schade, and Brentford want around £60m for the player. Christian Falk stated that Brentford would start negotiations at €70m (£60.3m) for Kevin Schade.
It is understood that Brentford's Kevin Schade is one of the names being discussed internally at Arsenal as an option to replace Gabriel Martinelli and Leandro Trossard. The 24-year-old has also attracted interest from Tottenham, Aston Villa, and Newcastle United, but Brentford rejected any approaches in January. Schade joined Brentford from SC Freiburg for a fee reported to be €25 million and it has been previously reported that he would likely have a transfer fee of around €60m.
It is understood that Brentford's Kevin Schade is one of the names being discussed internally at Arsenal as an option to replace Gabriel Martinelli and Leandro Trossard. The 24-year-old has also attracted interest from Tottenham, Aston Villa, and Newcastle United, but Brentford rejected any approaches in January. Schade joined Brentford from SC Freiburg for a fee reported to be €25 million and it has been previously reported that he would likely have a transfer fee of around €60m.
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