Arsenal Weigh £52m Swoop for German Starlet as Mikel Arteta Eyes Future-Ready Defensive Depth

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Arsenal’s meticulous transfer strategy could once again lead them into Germany’s talent pool, as reports suggest the North London club are eyeing Eintracht Frankfurt’s rising full-back Nathaniel Brown . The 22-year-old, currently valued at €60 million (£52m) , has emerged as one of the Bundesliga’s most versatile and technically gifted defenders — and while a deal is far from simple, Mikel Arteta is believed to be keeping close tabs on his development. According to Fichajes , Arsenal are one of several European powerhouses monitoring Brown’s situation, with Real Madrid and Manchester City also expressing interest. The Gunners, who have rebuilt their squad on youth, tactical adaptability, and elite athleticism, see Brown as a player who fits their long-term project. A Defender with a Modern Edge Nathaniel Brown’s rise in the Bundesliga has been rapid and well-earned. Standing out for his composure under pressure and ability to glide past opponents, the young German has earned pla...

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