A trio of Premier League big hitters are reportedly eyeing Hoffenheim starlet Nadiem Amiri.
Amiri, 21, is a Germany under-21 international who has caught the eye with Julian Nagelsmann’s side.
The youngster, whose parents were born in Afghanistan, was part of the Germany side that won the U21 Euros in the summer.
Now, according to the Sun, the all-action midfielder is attracting interest from Spurs, Arsenal and Manchester United.
However, the Bundesliga side have no intention of letting Amiri leave on the cheap, and want £20million to part with him.
Hoffenheim are once more challenging for a top four spot in the league this term, having reached the Champions League qualifiers with last year’s fourth place finish.
And Amiri has been an important part thus far, with 18 appearances and four goals.
They sit eighth in the table at present, ahead of Wednesday night’s clash with Stuttgart.
And there is also continued speculation over the future of both manager Julian Nagelsmann and striker Sandro Wagner.
Nagelsmann is in increasing demand, with Borussia Dortmund keen on making him their next manager at the end of the season, having sacked Peter Bosz and placed Peter Stoger in charge until the end of the current campaign.
Nagelsmann was in the crowd to watch BVB’s 2-0 win over Mainz on Tuesday, with Dortmund facing Hoffenheim on Saturday.
Germany striker Wagner looks set to join Bayern Munich in January.