Premier League duo Arsenal and Manchester United know what it will take to sign a Bayer Leverkusen right-back this summer.
The two English giants have been told that it will cost 35 million if they hope to sign Jeremie Frimpong.
The adventurous defender is a possible target for both clubs as they look to upgrade their full-back options.
Per Italian reports, Leverkusen only want to sell Frimpong if they get a mega fee this summer.
While these two clubs are linked to his signature, Arsenal are close to signing Jurrien Timber, who can play at right-back.
Meanwhile, United have renewed Diogo Dalot and decided not to sell Aaron Wan-Bissaka.