Unusually honest TV interview |
Frankfurt boss answers 4 hot transfer questions
Clear announcements from Frankfurt’s sports director Markus Krösche (42) before the top Bundesliga game of Eintracht against Borussia Dortmund ( here in the live ticker)!
The ex-Leipziger speaks openly about four hot transfer questions. He reveals whether BVB asked Frankfurt about Lindstrom, whether Ndicka will stay beyond the winter, whether Eintracht fans can hope for Kamada to stay beyond the season and whether Trapp will extend his contract!
“Sky” moderator Sebastian Hellmann (55) asked four exciting transfer questions at the end of the TV station’s interview before the game between Frankfurt and BVB. Krösche didn’t hesitate and answered them clearly!
Hellmann got on: “We still have to clarify a few personal details, but we don’t have much time left. That’s why it’s only ‘yes’ or ‘no’.” Then he asked the first question: “Has Borussia Dortmund asked about Lindstrom?”. Krosche replied: “No”. BILD reported exclusively on Friday that BVB Jesper Lindström (22, contract until 2026) on the list.
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Hellmann continued with the second question: “Will Ndicka be sold in winter?”. Krosche: “No”. The contract of Evan Ndicka (23) expires in 2023, so Eintracht could collect a fee for him for the last time in winter. According to BILD information, Eintracht would be willing to let him go for around €15m in the winter if he doesn’t want to stay. The French central defender has received an offer to extend his contract.
The third question from the “Sky” presenter was: “Any chance of Kamada staying past the summer?”. Krosche: “Yes”. Daichi Kamada’s (26) contract also ends in 2023. Eintracht would like to extend him, as Krösche has now confirmed again. The Japanese has already received an offer to extend his contract.
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Hellmann’s fourth and last question, which Krösche exceptionally answered not only with yes or no, was the following: “Will Trapp extend his contract?”. Krösche: “We are definitely in talks. He knows what he has in us. I think so.” Kevin Trapp (32) is a national goalkeeper and was instrumental in Frankfurt winning the Europa League last season. His contract runs until 2024.
Clear questions, clear answers. You’re not used to being so open from a Bundesliga manager!
