Several sources have hinted that Arsenal are actively monitoring Borussia Dortmund’s German forward Maximilian Beier. Transfermarkt notes the Gunners are "tracking Maximilian Beier as Liverpool eye Lamine Camara," while ESPN Singapore and ESPN’s broader transfer‑rumour feeds both list the Arsenal interest as a current storyline. The BBC’s transfer‑rumour roundup also includes Beier among the names linked to the North London club, and TheHardTackle.com confirms the club is "considering a Maximilian Beier move."
Player profile and contract situation
Beier, now 24, began his career in the Schalke 04 academy before moving to Borussia Dortmund’s youth set‑up in 2020. He broke into the Dortmund first team in the 2022‑23 season, making 28 Bundesliga appearances and scoring eight goals. A short loan spell at Hoffenheim in early 2023 gave him additional top‑flight exposure, after which he returned to Dortmund and signed a long‑term contract that runs until 2029. His current market value, according to Transfermarkt, hovers around €30 million, a figure that reflects both his age and recent progression.
What the rumours say
According to a Transfermarkt live‑feed, Arsenal have been scouting the "€30m Bundesliga ace after 12 months of scouting" and see him as a possible replacement for Julian Álvarez. TEAMtalk reports that Arsenal scouts were "wowed" by Beier’s versatility, noting his ability to operate across the front line – as a centre‑forward, left‑winger or even in a deeper‑lying role. BuliNews adds that Manchester United and Tottenham are also circling the player, suggesting a competitive market.
"Arsenal track Maximilian Beier as Liverpool eye Lamine Camara" – Transfermarkt.
Fee speculation and value assessment
While no concrete fee has been disclosed, the €30 million benchmark mentioned by multiple outlets provides a useful reference point. Beier’s market value has risen steadily from under €10 million in 2021 to the current €30 million level, reflecting his increased playing time and goal contributions. If Arsenal were to meet Dortmund’s asking price, the fee would be in line with his market valuation, making it a fair deal for both sides. However, the lack of an official figure leaves room for negotiation, especially if rival clubs intensify their interest.
Reliability: 2/5 – The claim is backed by several lower‑tier sources such as Transfermarkt, ESPN, and TEAMtalk, but none of the reports come from a primary insider or a high‑credibility outlet, so the information remains tentative.
