Frankfurt aim cash boost from seven loans, from Fulham’s Hugo Larsson to Jean-Mattéo Bahoya | OneFootball

Eintracht Frankfurt have started Adi Hütter’s second spell poorly and plan to monetise seven loanees this season. BuLi News reports they are targeting close to €100 million.

Hugo Larsson left on deadline day for Fulham after late Premier League talks. FussballTransfers reports an easy-to-reach €25 million obligation to buy, following an earlier Saudi offer and his €nine million Malmö fee.

Jean-Mattéo Bahoya also departed late for Leeds United on an obligation-to-buy loan. He has only had an injury-time cameo so far, a 0-0 draw with Crystal Palace at Elland Road.

Noel Futkeu was re-signed via buyback from Greuther Fürth, then joined promoted Elversberg. Frankfurt paid €one million and would welcome the €six million option if exercised, the striker featuring off the bench in three Bundesliga games.

Elye Wahi received a hero’s welcome at Nice and hit his 50th Ligue 1 goal on his return. Whether the €18 million option is feasible for Nice remains unclear.

Arthur Theate rejoined Bologna despite saying he wanted to stay, indicating a financially driven exit. He has played every minute of their last three matches, and Frankfurt hope for €15 million, though Bologna must first escape the relegation zone.

Niels Nkounkou moved to Nice with a €4.5 million option after a difficult Torino loan. He has started all three league matches since deadline day.

Krisztian Lisztes had fewer than 100 minutes for Ferencvaros last season and his loan there has been extended due to injury. He is a Hungary U21 international.

Source: BuLi News

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