Overview
- Adi Hütter has been rehired to steady Eintracht after a chaotic 2025/26 season and is charged with restoring consistency on and off the pitch.
- During preseason in Grassau Hütter stopped a training session because players looked visibly tired and tripped over simple passes, and he said he will focus on correcting mistakes rather than harsh punishment.
- Eintracht completed major squad moves including the €50 million sale of Nathaniel Brown to FC Bayern and the signings of midfielders Raphael Onyedika and Noel Aseko to refresh the middle of the team.
- Can Uzun emerged as the club’s key attacking talent with 10 goals and seven assists last season and is attracting interest from clubs such as Galatasaray and teams in Italy, putting pressure on Eintracht to retain him.
- Much of past Champions League and transfer income has been reduced by agent fees, bonuses and sell‑on clauses, which limits spending and shapes realistic ambitions of returning to European competition.