Overview
- Kristensen, who spoke on Eintracht Frankfurt’s club podcast Sunday, said he suffered a “football depression” as well as earlier personal depressions.
- He said the struggle grew worse over years and reached a point where he thought about quitting the sport.
- He now says he feels at ease in Frankfurt and describes the club as the right place at the right time.
- Eintracht turned his 2024 loan from Leeds into a permanent deal with a contract through 2029 after earlier stops at Ajax, RB Salzburg and AS Roma.
- He is out with a syndesmosis rupture, a ligament injury near the ankle, and hopes to be fit for the final three or four games of the season.