Eintracht Frankfurt may be facing a significant upheaval as sporting director Markus Krösche is reportedly in agreement with Italian club AC Milan over a transfer. According to transfer expert Matteo Moretto, a verbal agreement is in place, bringing Krösche's move to Milan close to completion. This could represent a major change for the SGE, which is in a crucial phase of the season.

The rumors of Krösche's departure came as a surprise, as German media had previously reported that a move this summer was rather unlikely. Should Krösche indeed transfer to AC Milan, Eintracht Frankfurt would likely receive a transfer fee, as his contract until 2028 contains a release clause that may no longer be valid for this summer.

Additionally, there is speculation that Timmo Hardung, the current sporting director of SGE, could follow Krösche to Milan. This would present new challenges for the sporting leadership of Eintracht Frankfurt. Reports from 'FAZ' indicate that the Frankfurt club already has a potential successor for Krösche in mind: Marcel Schäfer from RB Leipzig, who is currently serving as sporting director.

The situation surrounding Krösche and the potential changes in club management raises questions about how Eintracht Frankfurt will prepare for the upcoming season. Fans and club management will be keenly watching how negotiations unfold and what steps will be taken next. A move for Krösche could also impact the club's future strategy, particularly regarding player transfers and squad planning.

In Milan, Krösche would work with new coach Ruben Amorim, who is reportedly set to receive a contract until 2028. This could mark an exciting new era for Krösche while Eintracht Frankfurt searches for a new sporting director.