Frankfurt Arena · 58,000 seats
Eight Bundesliga players feature across World Cup 2026 Groups F and G, with Japan's campaign anchored by Frankfurt's Doan and Bayern Munich's Ito.
Bournemouth and Nottingham Forest register interest in Frankfurt's Arthur Theate, who signals readiness for a Premier League move with a €20m price tag.
Bayern Munich are close to a €110 million double deal for Ismael Saibari and Nathaniel Brown, despite late Arsenal and Manchester United interest.
Bayern Munich and Eintracht Frankfurt have reportedly agreed a €55m framework for Nathaniel Brown, with only the fee split left to settle before a
AC Milan's coaching search has shifted toward Ruben Amorim after fresh talks, even as Oliver Glasner's reported agreement keeps the decision open.
Nathaniel Brown is close to Bayern Munich, with Frankfurt demanding €60m to €65m and Bayern moving quickly before World Cup exposure lifts his price.
Bayern are pushing for Nathaniel Brown, but Frankfurt want €65m, Bayern are just over €50m, and the gap is still open.
Bayern Munich's push for Rio Ngumoha and Kennet Eichhorn is facing board resistance, while Liverpool insist Ngumoha is not for sale.
Joško Gvardiol Bayern Munich interest is real, but the €90 million price, 2028 contract and crowded centre-back picture make it a hard deal.
Burkardt's €20,000 fine, his Dortmund-game outburst and Frankfurt's final-day draw framed Albert Riera's swift exit.
Jonathan Burkardt scored twice from the spot in Frankfurt's 2-2 draw with Stuttgart, who still finished fourth and qualified for the Champions League.
Frankfurt need a win and help elsewhere to chase Europe, while Stuttgart can move closer to Champions League qualification with victory.
Borussia Dortmund beat Eintracht Frankfurt 3-2 to seal second place, with Schlotterbeck, Beier and Inacio standing out in the ratings.
Borussia Dortmund can clinch second place with a win over Eintracht Frankfurt, but both sides arrive under pressure at Signal Iduna Park.
Eintracht Frankfurt are poised to sack Albert Riera, but the bigger story is a wider sporting and financial slump under Markus Krösche.
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