Mahmoud Dahoud set for Eintracht Frankfurt farewell | OneFootball

Florian Plettenberg reports that Eintracht Frankfurt will not extend the contract of Mahmoud Dahoud (30) beyond the summer, meaning he will be available on a free transfer when his current deal expires with the player already receiving enquiries from ‘several clubs’.

Dahoud, who joined Eintracht on a free transfer from Brighton in 2024, has made 17 appearances across all competitions for die Adler this season, but has played only three from a possible seven under Albert Riera – starting once.

The Syrian wasn’t named in the squad for their Matchday 27 game against Mainz, and was also an unused substitute for games against Freiburg, St. Pauli and Heidenheim.

For Frankfurt, it’s set to be a summer of upheaval. Their defeat against Mainz leaves the Hessen club eight points adrift of sixth-placed Bayer Leverkusen with seven games remaining.

Additionally, Hugo Larsson has also expressed his desire to leave Frankfurt in the summer.

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