Overview
- Brian Brobbey’s Premier League hat-trick at the Etihad this month and strong World Cup form have sharply raised his profile with top clubs.
- Multiple Premier League and European sides, including Manchester United, Tottenham and Chelsea, are reported to be monitoring him as interest grows.
- Sunderland publicly say they do not want to sell and value Brobbey at about £50 million while he is under contract until 2029.
- Brobbey pulled out of the Netherlands squad on Friday with a suspected hamstring injury and was withdrawn from the remaining Nations League fixtures.
- The injury makes a January move unlikely unless he proves fitness quickly and a very large bid forces Sunderland to choose between sporting continuity and a major sale.