Bild reported that Frankfurt is among the top clubs interested in signing Germany's U17 captain, Kennet Eichhorn, adding that scouts from top clubs regularly watch him at almost every game and that all top clubs are interested in signing him.

According to Sky Sport, Hertha's defensive midfielder Kennet Eichhorn is the youngest starter in 2. Bundesliga history and has a contract until 2029. The same source reports he can leave next summer because of a release clause, with the fee varying based on the league and club. For Champions League teams, the fee ranges from 10 to 12 million euros. Scouts from Eintracht Frankfurt have monitored his performances, and he has also attracted interest from other major European clubs such as Bayern, Dortmund, RB Leipzig, Leverkusen, Real Madrid, Barcelona, PSG, and Manchester United. Remaining at Hertha is also a realistic option, particularly if the club achieves promotion to the Bundesliga, as the player prioritizes his development and consistent playing time.