That’s why Borré wants to leave Frankfurt so quickly
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Rafael Borré would like to leave Eintracht Frankfurt in winter. The background of these thoughts is apparently also financially motivated.
With the loss of the regular place, Rafael Borré is suddenly in a surprising hurry to leave Eintracht Frankfurt as early as winter. Apparently, this is not only for sporting reasons.
While he was Eintracht’s key striker last season, Rafael Borré now mostly has to settle for a place behind Randal Kolo Muani. The stakes from the starting XI have become significantly fewer, most of the time he only comes on as a substitute.
The Colombian doesn’t like that at all. In the last few days it has already been reported that he is dealing with a possible farewell in winter. info that comes with sports1also a generally very reliable outlet when it comes to Frankfurt stories.
He is “intensely thinking about his future,” it says. Since his contract runs until 2025, there is basically no need for a quick farewell. Of course, he could also accept the competition and at the same time speculate and hope that Kolo Muani might even be sold next summer after his good performances.
Borré thinks “intensely about his future” – the consultant beckons more money
Instead, the early exit seems to be the focus. The fact that Borré suddenly wants to leave so quickly obviously has more than just a sporting background.
That’s how he had it table football recently reported that there can be a hefty bonus for his agent in the event of a transfer. The statement in the wording: “Accordingly, the consultant would receive, for example, with a net transfer profit of Eintracht of 25 to 100 million euros without VAT and less solidarity payments and the 3.3 million earnest money plus commission from 2021, 50 percent of the sum that the Hessians above ‘earn’ 25 million from resale. There would also be a fixed fee of four million euros.”
In short: the higher the market value and thus the transfer fee when Borré changes, the more money jumps around for his advisor.
And while he’s now frequently sitting on the SGE bench, his value is slowly but surely beginning to shrink. Because he wasn’t able to take advantage of his starting eleven chances, like last weekend, there is hardly any indication that he will soon be part of the first eleven more often.
Coach Oliver Glasner wants to talk to his striker. Markus Krösche had already compared to the picture emphasizes: “We don’t plan to sell him in the winter.” But what is already planned in the football business?
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