Eintracht Frankfurt aims at Wolfsburg's goal scorer Amoura - Change threatens!

Eintracht Frankfurt aims at Wolfsburg's goal scorer Amoura - Change threatens!

Eintracht Frankfurt is looking for a new striker and has targeted Mohamed Amoura. The 24-year-old Algerian attacker, who is currently playing at VfL Wolfsburg, has drawn attention to himself with nine goals and nine templates in the current season. According to op-online.de sees as potential successors for Omar Marmoush, who switched to Manchester City for 75 million euros.

Both players share similar properties; They bring speed and goalkeeper skills and have North African roots. Sky Switzerland reports that Eintracht Frankfurt Amoura has targeted the gap of Marmoush. The transfer fits into the strategy of the association, which focuses on young talents with a high resale value.

Financial framework for the transfer

A change from Amoura would only be possible if Eintracht Frankfurt can qualify for the Champions League. Both FC Liverpool and FC Arsenal are also interested in the striker. Wolfsburg plans to commit Amoura for 15 million euros in summer, but could be ready to have it pulled in the event of a lucrative offer. Amoura's market value is estimated at 22 million euros, but Wolfsburg's pain threshold is around 40 million euros.

Peter Christiansen, Managing Director of Wolfsburg, emphasizes that a sale is currently not planned, but the interest of large clubs could change the situation. Eintracht Frankfurt would have to position itself financially in order to keep up with Liverpool and Arsenal in the competition for Amoura. If Wolfsburg does not achieve international places this season, Amouras could significantly improve change opportunities.

Eintracht Frankfurt at a glance

Eintracht Frankfurt Football AG, founded on March 8, 1899, established itself as the best -known sports club in Hesse and is a founding member of the Bundesliga. The association has won a variety of titles, including the 1959 German Championship, the UEFA Cup 1980 and five DFB Cup victories. The players play the home games in Deutsche Bank Park, which was previously known as a Waldstadion. With 140,000 members, Eintracht Frankfurt is one of the largest clubs in Germany and has a proud history of international participation, including the qualification for the European Cup.

Whether Eintracht Frankfurt can implement its ambitions into practice remains to be seen. The coming months are crucial for the association when it comes to finding the right transfer strategy and at the same time being successful on the field.