Eintracht Frankfurt is looking for reinforcements and has its sights set on a Swiss international.
Frankfurt – In January, the transfer market is open again and clubs from the Bundesliga can step up for the rest of the season to achieve their goals. But not only the short-term squad planning is pending, but also beyond the summer. We are already looking around for possible reinforcements for the coming season so that the desired players are not snatched from under our noses.
Eintracht Frankfurt has his sights set on a Swiss national player for the coming season, who took part in the World Cup in Qatar with his country selection and lost to Portugal there. According to information from the pay TV broadcaster Sky the SBU is trying to find Ardon Jashari from FC Luzern. The only 20-year-old is one of the rising stars of the Super League and is already the captain of his team. Due to the strong performances in the club, he secured a ticket for the World Cup.
Eintracht Frankfurt mit Interesse an Jashari
Due to the rapid development in the past year, Jashari, who is one of the biggest talents in Switzerland, has played in the focus of several clubs across Europe. Sky reports that the 20-year-old is planning to leave Lucerne and move to one of Europe’s top leagues. At Eintracht Frankfurt, the midfielder would have a good chance of playing in the European Cup next season, possibly even in the Champions League. But there is competition from the Bundesliga, because RB Leipzig should also be interested.
Eintracht Frankfurt: Great competition in courting Jashari
Eintracht Frankfurt and RB Leipzig are not the only clubs that would like to sign the 20-year-old. Leeds United, SSC Napoli and Celtic Glasgow are also vying for Ardon Jashari, but the Bundesliga clubs should reckon with good chances. The current market value of the defensive midfielder is currently 2.5 million euros, but the trend is rising. Precisely because of the participation in the World Cup, the market value will rise sharply. Lucerne should therefore demand a fee of six to seven million euros.
Meanwhile, Eintracht Frankfurt wants to extend the contracts of two top performers. On The newcomer, on the other hand, is already about to say goodbye. (smr)