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FussballTransfers (FT) takes a closer look at the future of Eintracht Frankfurt’s seven loanees.

Eintracht Frankfurt aims to generate approximately €88 million by turning the loans of seven players into permanent departures. Key outgoing loan deals include Hugo Larsson joining Fulham with an obligation to buy for €25 million, and Jean-Mattéo Bahoya moving to Leeds United under a conditional €30 million obligation.
Additional loanees expected to yield funds include Elye Wahi and Niels Nkounkou at OGC Nice, Arthur Theate at Bologna, Noel Futkeu at SV Elversberg, and Krisztian Lisztes at Ferencvaros. Frankfurt previously achieved a €45 million net profit during the 2026 summer window.
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