Overview
- The clubs announced the transfer on Saturday, with Eintracht confirming a long-term contract and multiple outlets reporting the fee at about €12 million.
- Aseko arrives after a standout loan at Hannover 96 where he made 33 appearances and delivered nine direct goal contributions, raising his market value.
- Bayern reactivated a reported buyback clause to bring Aseko back from Hannover for a modest fee before selling him to Frankfurt, creating a profitable outgoing transfer for the club.
- Reports differ on contract details, with some outlets saying the deal runs until 2031 and others describing it as until 2030 with an option, but all agree Eintracht intends to develop him into a first‑team player.
- Eintracht sporting director Markus Krösche praised Aseko’s physical and offensive traits and framed the signing as part of the club’s strategy to fast‑track young talents into regular Bundesliga roles.