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R. Kristensen Transfer from Leeds United to Eintracht Frankfurt
Eintracht Frankfurt is looking to secure a permanent deal for their loan player Rasmus Kristensen at a price significantly lower than the stipulated purchase option of 15 million euros. As reported by 'Bild', Eintracht is aiming to negotiate a price with Leeds United that is well below ten million euros for the Danish player. Markus Krösche, the sporting director, expressed his satisfaction with Kristensen, noting his importance to the team and his winning mentality.
Rasmus Kristensen joined Eintracht Frankfurt on loan, with an option to buy for 17.8 million euros. He has played in twelve competitive matches, all as a starter. Kristensen is currently out with a thigh injury until the end of November. Frankfurt will consider activating the purchase option if he continues to perform well upon return.
Rasmus Kristensen, on loan at Eintracht Frankfurt from Leeds United, has impressed this season. Frankfurt has a €15 million option to buy him permanently in 2025. They may negotiate a lower fee if Leeds fails to secure Premier League promotion. Despite a muscle injury, Frankfurt values Kristensen's on-field performance and positive influence, considering a permanent deal.
Rasmus Kristensen has been transferred to Eintracht Frankfurt from Leeds United.
Rasmus Kristensen, who was on loan at Roma last season from Leeds, has joined Eintracht Frankfurt for the upcoming season. The transfer was confirmed by Eintracht Frankfurt's sports director Markus Krösche. Kristensen is expected to bring leadership and experience to the team.
Rasmus Kristensen has joined Eintracht Frankfurt on a one-year loan from Leeds with an option to buy for 15 million euros.
The transfer has been officially announced by Eintracht Frankfurt. Rasmus Kristensen joins Eintracht Frankfurt on loan from Leeds. Kristensen expressed his excitement about playing at the stadium after experiencing it during the European Championship.
Rasmus Kristensen moves to Eintracht Frankfurt on a one-year loan with an option to buy from the English club Leeds United.
Rasmus Kristensen joins Eintracht Frankfurt on loan for the upcoming season. The club has an option to buy him for about 15 million euros. No loan fee is required.
Rasmus Kristensen signed a contract with Eintracht Frankfurt until 2025 after successfully passing a medical examination. He joins on a one-year loan with a buy option for 15 million euros, which is a release clause.
Eintracht Frankfurt is looking for a new right-back and has found one in Rasmus Kristensen (27, Leeds United). Kristensen is expected to undergo a medical check on Friday and then sign a loan contract until the end of the season. The purchase option for the Danish national player is around 15 million euros. According to kicker information, no loan fee is due.
Eintracht Frankfurt is very interested in signing Rasmus Kristensen, who is currently under contract with Leeds United until 2027. A verbal agreement between Frankfurt and Kristensen is reportedly close, but the Premier League club is asking for 15 million euros. A loan is also being discussed.
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