
Desk: Fußball-Management
One day after his official presentation, Adi Hütter outlined at his inaugural press conference how he plans to reshape Eintracht Frankfurt – as a father figure, with discipline and counter-football. Meanwhile, first rumours are circulating about a possible new signing from a Premier League relegated club.
The pictures speak for themselves: bundesliga.com shows Adi Hütter at his first appearance in the Eagles' kit – a moment that stirs memories of the successful era from 2018 to 2021 for many fans. At the press conference on Monday midday, the 56-year-old then elaborated on the substance.
Hütter outlined a clear leadership approach: he wants to be a father figure for his players and therefore plans one-on-one talks with the key performers to gain their trust. kicker reports that reporter Julian Franzke assessed the appearance as encouraging – Hütter comes as a beacon of hope who knows what he will find at SGE. Tactically, the Austrian indicated he wants to shape the team into a disciplined unit; counter-football, as he shaped it during his first tenure, could become the weapon of choice again.
In parallel, rumours are intensifying around a possible transfer coup: transfermarkt.de reports that Eintracht Frankfurt apparently shows great interest in Soungoutou Magassa, who was relegated from the Premier League with West Ham United. A bargain transfer would certainly be realistic given the London club's relegation – and would fit Hütter's stated goal of strategically raising squad quality.
Frankfurter Rundschau assesses that Hütter's return to Frankfurt is emotionally charged: the coach raved at the press conference about his connection to the city and the club – a contrast to the tense tones surrounding his departure in 2021, for which he had already publicly apologised.
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13:381 Jun 2026tz.de