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Eintracht Frankfurt have reorganised responsibilities within the club’s sporting department following Markus Krösche’s departure, with Timmu Harding taking on increased responsibility until further notice.

Eintracht Frankfurt have restructured their sporting department following the departure of board member for sport Markus Krösche earlier this month. Sporting director Timmo Hardung will take on expanded duties to lead sporting operations and strategic preparations for the winter transfer window alongside CEO Axel Hellmann.
Former Eintracht player Sebastian Rode will step up to support day-to-day first-team matters during his trainee program. Meanwhile, 1. FC Nürnberg sporting managing director Joti Chatzialexiou has reportedly agreed to personal terms as the leading candidate to succeed Krösche.
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