Sport nationLeeds United right-back Rasmus Kristensen has been linked with a move to Eintracht Frankfurt this summer, with the Bundesliga club reportedly interested in signing him on a season-long loan. Kristensen, who joined Leeds in 2022 for £10million, has struggled to make an impact at Elland Road and was loaned out to Roma last season.
According to Danish outlet Tipsbladet, Frankfurt are keen to sign Kristensen on a loan deal, but the player’s long-term future may lie elsewhere. Kristensen has been photographed meeting with FC Midtjylland director Claus Steinlein, sparking rumors of a potential return to the Danish club where he began his career.
If Kristensen is to leave Leeds, a permanent sale would be the best outcome for the club. However, Frankfurt’s interest in a loan deal may complicate matters. Kristensen’s Leeds contract still has three years to run, and the club may be reluctant to let him go without a fight.
The situation is further complicated by Kristensen’s reported desire to play in the Bundesliga, which may make a permanent move to Frankfurt or another German club a more attractive option for him. Leeds, on the other hand, will be keen to recoup as much of their £10million investment as possible.
As the situation unfolds, Leeds fans will be watching with interest to see where Kristensen’s future lies. Will he stay at Elland Road and fight for his place, or will he move on to pastures new? Only time will tell.
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Amina Umar
