Eintracht Frankfurt and sports director Markus Krösche are facing a possible separation, despite his contract running until 2028. According to Florian Plettenberg, a reporter at Sky, there are currently no advanced negotiations between Krösche and the SGE. The Bild newspaper recently reported that an end to the Krösche era at Eintracht Frankfurt is becoming increasingly likely. By 2027, it could be time for the 45-year-old to seek a club change. However, the former pro will still be in charge at Eintracht Frankfurt for the upcoming season. Milan had reportedly offered Krösche a very lucrative four-year contract as Head of Football, which would have earned him a reported 40 million euros in salary. However, on Wednesday, news of Krösche's rejection emerged. Sports director Timmo Hardung, who would have likely moved to Milan with Krösche if he had accepted the offer, will also stay with Eintracht Frankfurt. Krösche's contract with Eintracht Frankfurt is said to include an exit clause, but this is no longer valid this summer. Therefore, Milan would have had to pay a transfer fee to the Frankfurt club if they had signed Krösche. In Italy, there were already reports of an agreement between Krösche and Milan. Transfer expert Matteo Moretto from Fabrizio Romano's team reported that there was a verbal agreement and the transfer was close to being completed. However, these and other reports have proven to be false. The rumors had caused a stir around the Bundesliga club for several days, especially since Krösche had not commented on the situation. Eintracht Frankfurt wants to extend Krösche's contract long-term, but there are currently no signs of an agreement. Therefore, the future of Markus Krösche at Eintracht Frankfurt remains uncertain. The fans of Eintracht Frankfurt will follow the development around their sports director with suspense. The club's management will have to make a decision about Krösche's future soon. The transfer market is always full of surprises, and the situation at Eintracht Frankfurt is no exception. The fans will have to wait and see what the future holds for their club and its sports director.