Manchester United, Chelsea and Liverpool are monitoring Eintracht Frankfurt defender Nnamdi Collins, with the Bundesliga club reportedly valuing the 22-year-old at around €35 million.
Collins has attracted attention through his performances for Frankfurt and the Germany Under-21 side. Scouts from all three Premier League clubs are understood to have watched him as they assess potential defensive reinforcements for future transfer windows.
Premier League clubs track Nnamdi Collins
The German defender’s versatility is believed to be a major attraction. He has operated both at centre-back and right-back, offering depth in more than one position.
His pace, physical strength and ability to compete in individual duels have also impressed observers. Collins recently featured for Germany Under-21s against Georgia, further increasing his visibility to interested clubs.
There have been no concrete negotiations so far, with Manchester United, Chelsea and Liverpool still considering whether to formalise their interest.
Frankfurt are unlikely to approve a January departure, however, having identified Collins as an important part of their long-term plans. His contract runs until June 2030.
Although his current market valuation is reportedly lower, Frankfurt are said to want offers of approximately €35 million before considering a sale. The club could also seek performance-related bonuses and a percentage of any future transfer fee.
