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Eintracht Faces Possible Ouster of Sporting Director Markus Krösche

Reported supervisory-board talks could end Krösche's tenure, with potential late changes to the club's transfer plans.

Overview

  • German media report the club's supervisory board will meet to discuss dismissing sporting director Markus Krösche after the summer transfer window; the claims are reported but not officially confirmed by the club.
  • Reports say internal tensions stem from a breakdown in relations between Krösche and head coach Adi Hütter, poor communication with board members, and controversial off-field property dealings in Croatia.
  • Media accounts also cite Krösche's reported interest in an AC Milan offer in June as a factor that widened internal doubts about his commitment and leadership.
  • Eintracht has officially confirmed the loan signing of goalkeeper Noah Atubolu from SC Freiburg, and kicker reports the deal carries a €1 million loan fee and a possible €12.5 million later transfer fee.
  • Krösche remains under contract through 2028, which would make an early exit costly and could prompt rapid backroom changes as the club finalizes remaining transfer business and prepares for the season.