Overview
- Multiple German outlets, citing Kicker, reported this week that Eintracht Frankfurt has lodged an early enquiry for Robert Andrich while re‑opening consideration of Club Brugge’s Raphael Onyedika.
- All coverage describes the contacts as preliminary sondierung rather than concrete club‑to‑club talks or formal offers at this stage.
- Andrich remains under contract at Bayer Leverkusen until 2028 so any transfer would require a fee, and media have quoted Andrich valuations ranging roughly from €6 million to about €10 million.
- Onyedika is seen as a higher‑end alternative with market figures reported around €23–30 million, which would make him a far more expensive option for Eintracht.
- Eintracht’s urgency is driven by Mahmoud Dahoud’s exit and possible departures of Ellyes Skhiri and Hugo Larsson, and the club’s choice between a cheaper, experienced option or a pricier younger upgrade will shape their summer business and squad depth.