"It is TRUE: Bayern Munich are monitoring Kevin Schade. However, it's not true that he's high up on the shortlist. I heard from Brentford's side that they would start the poker at 70m. This is too much. Perhaps they know it's too much, and in the end, they won't get this kind of money for him."
"Bayern Munich are monitoring his situation, but it would be too difficult to sign him for this kind of money. So, it's good for Chelsea, it's good for Tottenham. For Bayern, it would be interesting, given he's a German player who could be involved with the national team, perhaps even for the upcoming World Cup if he's lucky."
"Schade looks like he'd solve Arsenal's issues in attack by providing an upgrade on Gabriel Martinelli and Leandro Trossard on that left-hand side. There could also be a role for him at Chelsea, who possibly need more reliable options than Pedro Neto, Alejandro Garnacho, and Jamie G."
Kevin Schade, a 24-year-old German winger at Brentford, is attracting interest from multiple top clubs including Arsenal, Bayern Munich, Chelsea, and Tottenham. Brentford is demanding approximately €70 million for the player's transfer. According to transfer insider Christian Falk, Bayern Munich is monitoring Schade but considers him too expensive and not a priority target, despite his appeal as a German international with potential World Cup involvement. The high asking price works in favor of Premier League clubs, particularly Arsenal, who could use Schade as an upgrade on their left wing, and Chelsea, who need more reliable attacking options.
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