Brentford set big asking price to ward suitors off player – Not interested in January exit

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Brentford's Kevi Schade has been offered to Napoli, but the Bees asking price is stopping anything happening around him.

That's according to journalist Florian Plettenberg, who reports that Brentford want €50-60m for the forward.

He states that Schade was offered to Napoli, who are on the market for a replacement for Khvicha Kvaratshkelia. The Italians have shown an interest in Schade, but the asking price put on him is considered too high.

That's because Brentford value Schade at €50-60m. They want to ensure they can keep the player in the January transfer window. It is because of that; they've set their asking price so high.

It is this asking price which is also stopping a move to Borussia Dortmund. A transfer to 'appears unlikely' at this moment in time unless there is a major change.

In simpler terms, Brentford are warding off any interest in Schade this month by putting a big asking price on his head. It's worth remember that they paid €25m to sign him from SC Freiburg in 2023.

Now it appears they're determined to ensure they get a major profit if Napoli, Dortmund or anyone else tries to make a move before the end of this month.

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