TOP player on loan whom Daniel farke wants to return back by all means may not be returning back to Leeds United again as new club decides to steal him for irrestible £10M

Rasmus Kristensen Set for Permanent Leeds United Exit

Leeds United’s summer overhaul saw eight players depart permanently and five loaned out. One of those loaned players, Rasmus Kristensen, is now poised to join the list of permanent departures.

Kristensen’s Leeds United Struggles

The Danish right-back’s Elland Road tenure was marked by inconsistency and struggle. Despite his impressive form at Red Bull Salzburg, Kristensen failed to replicate that success in the Premier League.

Loan Moves and Revitalization

Kristensen’s loan stint at Roma last season was underwhelming, but his current loan spell at Eintracht Frankfurt has revitalized his career. Playing alongside Robin Koch, Kristensen has become an integral part of Frankfurt’s defense.

Impressive Form in Germany

Since joining Frankfurt, Kristensen has:

• Played nine games
• Scored in the Europa League
• Helped secure a 3-3 draw against Bayern Munich
• Impressed with his defensive stats:
  • 23/34 tackles completed
  • Seven interceptions
  • 16 blocks
  • 6/11 dribbles successful
  • 13/18 headers successful
  • One goal, one assist, six key passes

Permanent Move on the Horizon

Sky Germany’s Florian Plettenberg reports that Frankfurt have decided to activate the permanent clause in Kristensen’s loan, worth €10-12m (£8.4m-£10m).

Why Leeds United Will Sanction the Sale

Leeds United’s decision to sell Kristensen permanently makes sense:

1. Financial Gain: £10m will bolster the club’s coffers without affecting the current squad.
2. Wage Bill Reduction: Kristensen’s departure will alleviate wage pressures.
3. No Financial Fair Play Hit: Selling Kristensen for the same fee they paid will avoid FFP implications.

Kristensen’s Future

The 27-year-old will likely welcome the permanent move, securing his long-term future in Germany. Frankfurt’s satisfaction with Kristensen’s performances ensures a smooth transition.

Comparison with Other Leeds United Loanee

Unlike Jack Harrison, who has struggled at Everton, Kristensen has seized his opportunity in Germany. Harrison’s Leeds United return seems unlikely, while Kristensen’s permanent exit will bring closure to his Elland Road chapter.

Conclusion

Rasmus Kristensen’s permanent transfer to Eintracht Frankfurt marks a new beginning for both parties. Leeds United will reap financial benefits, while Kristensen will continue his resurgence in Germany.

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