soccer · BUNDESLIGA
Eintracht Frankfurt is a professional soccer club based in Frankfurt, Germany, competing in the Bundesliga, Germany's top-tier football league. Founded in 1899, the club has a rich history and is known for its passionate fanbase and competitive spirit. Nicknamed 'Die Adler' (The Eagles), the team plays its home matches at the Deutsche Bank Park, a stadium with a capacity of over 51,000. Eintracht Frankfurt has enjoyed domestic and international success, including winning the UEFA Europa League in 2022 and the DFB-Pokal in 2018. The club is also remembered for its historic European Cup final appearance in 1960 against Real Madrid, a match that remains iconic in football history. Known for its attacking style of play and strong performances in European competitions, Eintracht Frankfurt continues to be a force in German and international soccer.
As of the 2025/26 Bundesliga season, Eintracht Frankfurt is battling for a spot in European competitions, showcasing consistent performances both domestically and in Europe. Despite some challenges, the team has managed to stay competitive in the league, with standout performances from key players. Recent results include a mix of wins and draws, keeping them in contention for a top-six finish. The club is also preparing for the summer transfer window, with speculation around potential departures and arrivals to strengthen the squad for the next campaign.
After five years at Eintracht Frankfurt, Nicole Anyomi is leaving the club. The DFB striker is moving to the Women's Super League in London and is leaving a gap in the attack of the Women's Bundesliga.
The DFL has published the game plans for the coming Bundesliga and 2nd Bundesliga seasons. Union Berlin has to compete directly with Frankfurt, Leverkusen and Bayern, while Hertha BSC competes away at the start of the season.
Three key players are leaving Eintracht Frankfurt – Anyomi is moving to the London City Lionesses, Chiba and Açıkgöz are following. The women's Bundesliga club is relying on a complete change.
EFA boss Eric Reutemann justifies his dual role at Frankfurt Galaxy and reveals why the BIG4 weekend in Frankfurt will be a game changer.
