Eintracht Frankfurt has extended the already long-term contract of defender Nnamdi Collins. According to information from 'Sky', the contract, which was originally set to last until 2028, has been extended by two additional years, now running until 2030. An official confirmation is expected shortly. As part of this extension, Collins will receive a salary increase, and it is reported that a release clause is not included in the deal. Collins, who is versatile enough to play both on the right and in the center of defense, has made eleven competitive appearances this season. He made his debut for the German U21 national team in November. His coach, Dino Toppmöller, recently praised him by describing him as a little machine, noting that when Collins is in the infight, his strength allows him to develop actions going forward, which is very beneficial to the team. Toppmöller also mentioned that Collins possesses good energy.