Two weeks before the first match in the DFB-Pokal, Eintracht Frankfurt's squad is still too bloated. Coach Adi Hütter has spoken publicly for the first time after the test against Hull City and urged sports director Markus Krösche to be more active on the transfer market. Too many dead weights in Eintracht Frankfurt's squad still have no new club. Players like Elye Wahi, Ellyes Skhiri or Arthur Theate sit on well-paid contracts - and block the way for further new arrivals at Eintracht Frankfurt. In the defense and attack, further reinforcements are urgently needed for Eintracht Frankfurt. A wild ride on the last meters of the transfer window until the Redline Day threatens. Clearly, only one thing is currently clear: until the start of the season, the fans of Eintracht Frankfurt will once again not see a complete squad. Eintracht Frankfurt is currently in 8th place in the Bundesliga, has 44 points and is 45 points behind the league leaders Bayern München. In the last season, Eintracht Frankfurt ended the game against VfB Stuttgart with a 2:2 draw. In the last three games, Eintracht Frankfurt has 0 wins, 2 draws and 1 loss. The team has scored 61 goals and conceded 65 goals in this season. The transfer logjam at Eintracht Frankfurt is a big problem. Coach Adi Hütter must decide which players to keep and which players to let go. Eintracht Frankfurt's squad is still too bloated and must be slimmed down urgently.
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Eintracht Frankfurt Transfer Logjam: Where Markus Krösche Still Needs to Reinforce
Eintracht Frankfurt needs departures and arrivals! Coach Adi Hütter urges Markus Krösche to be more active on the transfer market. What are the reasons for the transfer logjam at Eintracht Frankfurt?
