Leeds United Player Unwanted by 49ers, Club Urged to Cash In Quickly – Pundit
Leeds United Nearing Permanent Exit for Rasmus Kristensen as Eintracht Frankfurt Impressed with His Performances
Two players departed Leeds United this summer through loan clauses, with Jack Harrison returning to Everton and Rasmus Kristensen moving to Eintracht Frankfurt.
Kristensen’s loan spell at Roma didn’t go as planned, prompting him to find a new club, ultimately joining the Bundesliga side where he reunited with Robin Koch.
Kristensen’s performances in Germany have been impressive, both on the field and in terms of his attitude and work ethic off the pitch.
According to Florian Plettenberg, Eintracht Frankfurt is eager to finalize a permanent deal for Kristensen, with an option to buy that could reach £10 million already being considered by the club’s management.
Former Leeds midfielder David Norris supports the idea of selling Kristensen.
Speaking to MOT Leeds News, Norris emphasized that the right-back has no future at Leeds and that the club should take the opportunity to boost their finances with his sale.
He noted that Kristensen has been out of the squad for some time, and the funds from his sale could be better used to strengthen other areas of the team.
Norris urged Leeds to offload players like Kristensen, freeing up financial resources to reinvest in the squad.
It is now crucial for Leeds to reach an agreement with Eintracht Frankfurt regarding Kristensen’s transfer.
With little to no chance of Kristensen returning to Leeds, both the fans and the club appear ready to move on from him.
If a deal for around £10 million can be secured—the same amount Leeds originally paid for him two years ago—it would be a smart financial move, especially after his underwhelming stints in the Premier League and Serie A.
The money from Kristensen’s transfer could significantly support Leeds’ spending in the January transfer window, a crucial period for strengthening the squad for the second half of the season.
