1 goal and 2 assists! The 22-year-old defensive star shines in the Bundesliga

According to the latest news from "Bild", Nathaniel Brown, a rising defensive star currently playing for Frankfurt in the Bundesliga, has become a hot commodity in the European transfer market. As of now, four major European giants including Real Madrid, Arsenal, Manchester City, and AC Milan are chasing the 22-year-old German defense star.

It is worth mentioning that in the recent European qualifying match against Luxembourg, Nathaniel Brown made his debut for the German national team. Being able to get a chance to play in the German national team is undoubtedly the greatest affirmation for a 22-year-old defender.

Nathaniel Brown not only has excellent physical fitness, but also has very comprehensive abilities. He can serve as both a central defender and a full-back. He has strong abilities in intercepting and stealing, anticipating blocking positions, passing and receiving cooperation, and transitioning between offense and defense. Data shows that this season, in the first 8 appearances, Nathaniel Brown not only completed the defensive task well, but also contributed 1 goal and 2 assists. It can be said to be both offensive and defensive.

It is precisely because of Nathaniel Brown's brilliant performance in the Bundesliga that he has attracted the attention of the above four top European clubs. "Bild" reported that AC Milan was very keen to sign Brown as early as this summer, but was quickly rejected by Frankfurt. European giants such as Real Madrid, Arsenal and Manchester City are also eyeing the 22-year-old German defense monster in order to strengthen their defense. Real Madrid needs to find a successor for Ferland Mendy, and Arsenal and Manchester City also need to strengthen their defense. In short, these four European giants will inevitably start a battle to get this future emperor star who is good at offense and defense.

It is estimated that although Nathaniel Brown is not old, his transfer fee may be as high as 60 million euros. Because he extended his contract in February this year until 2030 in advance, and there is no termination clause in the contract. Therefore, Frankfurt is not under any pressure and can calmly face the above-mentioned wealthy European buyers. Nathaniel Brown's future ownership now depends more on the attitude of the Frankfurt club. If they don't want to sell now, I'm afraid no one can buy Nathaniel Brown.

For Frankfurt, keeping Nathaniel Brown can ensure the stability of the defense, and selling it can gain huge funds. No matter which choice is made, it is a good choice. For Nathaniel Brown personally, next summer's transfer window may be the best time - by then he will have richer game experience and his bargaining power will be further enhanced. So, who will this 22-year-old new core of Germany's defense end up with? We'll see.