According to BILD, Nathaniel Brown's form has caught the attention of top European clubs, including Arsenal, Manchester City and Real Madrid. Sky Germany reporter Florian Plettenberg posted on X that Eintracht Frankfurt expect top offers for Brown in the summer. Plettenberg also stated that the club are demanding up to €60 million for a summer move and that he is under contract until 2030 with no release clause.

Transfermarkt reports that Manchester City are tracking Eintracht Frankfurt defender Nathaniel Brown. The defender has impressed for the Bundesliga club, who will reportedly demand a fee in the region of €60 million to sell Brown.

CaughtOffside has been informed by sources close to the agents industry that Manchester City are closely monitoring Nathaniel Brown's progress. Both City and Arsenal are believed to be weighing up the possibility of opening talks in the near future to strengthen their options on the left side of defense. Brown is contracted with Eintracht Frankfurt until 2030. It remains unclear whether his long-term deal includes a release clause, the absence of which could put Frankfurt in a very strong position in any future negotiations. Brown’s current wage package is described as very manageable for Premier League standards.

Nathaniel Brown has attracted interest from Manchester City. The Premier League clubs scouted him during a match against Tottenham in the Europa League. According to reports, Brown is also being looked at by other Premier League clubs such as Arsenal, West Ham United, and Tottenham Hotspur. The 21-year-old left-back, who plays for Eintracht Frankfurt, is capable of operating as a winger, adding versatility to his profile. The clubs are expected to consider making an official offer to sign him at the end of the season, potentially securing his services for a reasonable transfer fee.