Arsenal and Liverpool step up interest in Brentford winger Kevin Schade
Two Premier League rivals are said to be increasing their pursuit of the Brentford forward as clubs across Europe also chase centre-backs.
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Arsenal and Liverpool are ramping up their interest in Brentford winger Kevin Schade, according to the latest transfer reporting, as both Premier League clubs look to strengthen their attacking options.
The reports place Schade alongside a wider trend across European football, where clubs are also intensifying their search for centre-backs ahead of the coming transfer window.
No further details on valuation, contract length or the clubs' formal approaches have been confirmed at this stage, and any move would be subject to the usual negotiations between the clubs involved.
Schade has been a regular performer for Brentford, and interest from two of England's most prominent clubs underlines his growing reputation in the Premier League.
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