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Three big problems for Eintracht Frankfurt

EFrankfurter Eintracht completed third of the Bundesliga season. With much less success than she aimed for before the start of the season. After eleven match days, coach Oliver Glasner’s team is fourth in the table with twelve points. For comparison: In the previous season, the Frankfurters had collected 13 points at the same time and were in ninth place. After that, the team of then head coach Adi Hütter got better and better and was even on the Champions League course for a long time.

At the moment, Eintracht only has a point average of 1.09. That means: risk of relegation. Even if none of the responsible parties want to put it that way. These are the three biggest construction sites:

The weak offensive

16 goals conceded by Eintracht are only matched by twelve goals – including an own goal and a penalty. Only four clubs in the Bundesliga have an even worse yield than the Hessen team. In the top scorer list, the Colombian Rafael Borré is only in 34th place with two goals in eleven appearances.

Jens Petter Hauge and Filip Kostic also scored two goals in ten games each. In the preseason, Eintracht could rely on the accuracy of striker André Silva (28 goals), who had moved to Leipzig. In the past round, Eintracht scored 2.03 goals per game. Now there are only 1.09 goals so far. All four newcomers – Borré, Sam Lammers, Hauge and Jesper Lindström – have so far fallen short of expectations. Borré still has the best development. The national player convinces at least through hard work and his team-friendly game.

The interaction with flank donor Kostic has to get better in the flank-heavy Frankfurt game. And the 1.74 meter tall professional is too small for high attacks from the defense. The Dutchman Lammers has the greatest backlog. The 24-year-old loan from Bergamo has so far not justified his commitment. Although he scored two goals, he lost way too many tackles. In addition, Lammers make too many bad passes. It’s not yet integrated into the game. As things stand, Eintracht will have to tie a new target striker to itself during the winter transfer period. He should know the Bundesliga, bring experience and guarantee a certain number of goals.

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