Bayer Leverkusen defender Jeremie Frimpong is reported to be attracting transfer interest from as many as four of Europe's biggest clubs – including three from the English Premier League.
The 23-year-old Dutch-born Ghanaian wing-back has had a stellar season, scoring 14 goals and annexing seven assists in all competitions this campaign.
Reports from German tabloid - Bild, state that Frimpong is bent on moving away from Leverkusen this summer, with a number of top clubs eyeing a move for him.
English Premier League outfits Man City, Man Utd and Arsenal are all keen, as well as La Liga champions Real Madrid.
However, fellow Bundesliga side Bayern Munich have also expressed an interest, but with a new coach yet to be appointed for next season, a move to Munich seems unlikely.
Frimpong has a contract with Leverkusen until the summer of 2028, which should strengthen the club's ability to command a premium fee for the Netherlands international.
Checks by Kickgh.com indicates that Frimpong is still yet to comment on his future, however, reports states that the defender's versatility both in front of goal and in defence whoes exit would come as a huge blow for coach Xabi Alonso must make a quick decision on his future before the upcoming European Championship in June.
By: Pascal Amoah
