Overview
- Krösche told kicker that he bought a plot on Dugi Otok in 2022 involving a parcel partly owned by Lana Banely, wife of agent Andy Bara, and he denied receiving preferential treatment in the sale.
- He acknowledged that he should have informed Eintracht’s supervisory board earlier and called the failure to notify them a personal mistake.
- The club’s Hauptausschuss reviewed the case and reported there were no indications requiring further measures and that Krösche retains the board’s trust.
- Krösche said transfers at Eintracht follow documented scouting and multi-person decision processes and insisted the property transaction had no link to player signings.
- The episode, which was first reported by Bild am Sonntag and drew public scrutiny, highlights wider governance questions about agent ties and transparency that clubs may need to address.