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Rasmus Kristensen Transfer from Eintracht Frankfurt to Midtjylland
Rasmus Kristensen has left Eintracht Frankfurt for personal reasons to return to his youth club, FC Midtjylland. FC Midtjylland has officially announced that the 28-year-old has signed a contract with the Danish club until 2031. SGE-Sportvorstand Markus Krösche stated that Kristensen approached the club with the desire to return to his homeland. Krösche also stated that Eintracht Frankfurt agreed to the transfer after an agreement was reached with FC Midtjylland.
Rasmus Kristensen has left Eintracht Frankfurt for personal reasons to return to his youth club, FC Midtjylland. FC Midtjylland has officially announced that the 28-year-old has signed a contract with the Danish club until 2031. SGE-Sportvorstand Markus Krösche stated that Kristensen approached the club with the desire to return to his homeland. Krösche also stated that Eintracht Frankfurt agreed to the transfer after an agreement was reached with FC Midtjylland.
Rasmus Kristensen is leaving Eintracht Frankfurt for FC Midtjylland in Denmark because of a personal wish to return to his homeland and be closer to his family. Eintracht Frankfurt will receive a transfer fee of around 6 million euros, according to BILD information. Kristensen explained his desire to move, thanked the club leadership and fans, and stated his intention to continue his career near his family. Over the last few months, Kristensen discussed the potential transfer with Eintracht Frankfurt's sporting director Markus Krösche and decided after the season to move back to his family. Markus Krösche stated that although they did not want to let Kristensen go, they agreed to his wish.
Rasmus Kristensen is leaving Eintracht Frankfurt for FC Midtjylland in Denmark because of a personal wish to return to his homeland and be closer to his family. Eintracht Frankfurt will receive a transfer fee of around 6 million euros, according to BILD information. Kristensen explained his desire to move, thanked the club leadership and fans, and stated his intention to continue his career near his family. Over the last few months, Kristensen discussed the potential transfer with Eintracht Frankfurt's sporting director Markus Krösche and decided after the season to move back to his family. Markus Krösche stated that although they did not want to let Kristensen go, they agreed to his wish.
According to Tipsbladet, a full agreement has been reached with Eintracht Frankfurt for the transfer of Rasmus Kristensen to FC Midtjylland. The move is motivated by personal reasons, and Eintracht has respected the player’s wishes. The transfer fee is approximately €6m and the medical has been completed.
According to Tipsbladet, a full agreement has been reached with Eintracht Frankfurt for the transfer of Rasmus Kristensen to FC Midtjylland. The move is motivated by personal reasons, and Eintracht has respected the player’s wishes. The transfer fee is approximately €6m and the medical has been completed.
Frankfurt fans are very surprised that Rasmus Nissen Kristensen could be moving to FC Midtjylland, according to Christopher Michel, who covers Frankfurt for Absolut Fussball. Rasmus Kristensen expressed his desire to change clubs several months ago. The club kept the matter private, as neither fans nor journalists had imagined that Kristensen would leave. The club would have liked to keep him under the new head coach Adi Hütter, but Kristensen now wishes to leave the club.
Frankfurt fans are very surprised that Rasmus Nissen Kristensen could be moving to FC Midtjylland, according to Christopher Michel, who covers Frankfurt for Absolut Fussball. Rasmus Kristensen expressed his desire to change clubs several months ago. The club kept the matter private, as neither fans nor journalists had imagined that Kristensen would leave. The club would have liked to keep him under the new head coach Adi Hütter, but Kristensen now wishes to leave the club.
Bold.dk reports that Rasmus Nissen Kristensen's return to FC Midtjylland is part of the deal that involves Malik Pimpong.
Bold.dk reports that Rasmus Nissen Kristensen's return to FC Midtjylland is part of the deal that involves Malik Pimpong.
Rasmus Kristensen is leaving Eintracht Frankfurt for personal reasons and will return to his home country of Denmark to join FC Midtjylland, where a contract until 2031 awaits him. According to 'Tipsbladet', the transfer fee is between five and six million euros.
Rasmus Kristensen is leaving Eintracht Frankfurt for personal reasons and will return to his home country of Denmark to join FC Midtjylland, where a contract until 2031 awaits him. According to 'Tipsbladet', the transfer fee is between five and six million euros.
Eintracht Frankfurt's Danish international Rasmus Kristensen, 28, is reportedly close to a transfer to his youth club, FC Midtjylland. Kristensen has already agreed to a five-year contract with the Danish top-flight club, valid until 2031. The two clubs are in advanced negotiations, and the Danish side is reportedly optimistic that an agreement will be reached soon. A transfer fee was not specified, but it was stated that it would be a large sum of money. Frankfurt had permanently signed the right-back from Leeds United for six million euros a year ago, following an initial one-year loan. The defender has 34 caps and 2 goals for Denmark, and he made 22 appearances in the Bundesliga during the 2025/2026 season, scoring 2 goals. According to Transfermarkt, his current market value is €10.00m.
Eintracht Frankfurt's Danish international Rasmus Kristensen, 28, is reportedly close to a transfer to his youth club, FC Midtjylland. Kristensen has already agreed to a five-year contract with the Danish top-flight club, valid until 2031. The two clubs are in advanced negotiations, and the Danish side is reportedly optimistic that an agreement will be reached soon. A transfer fee was not specified, but it was stated that it would be a large sum of money. Frankfurt had permanently signed the right-back from Leeds United for six million euros a year ago, following an initial one-year loan. The defender has 34 caps and 2 goals for Denmark, and he made 22 appearances in the Bundesliga during the 2025/2026 season, scoring 2 goals. According to Transfermarkt, his current market value is €10.00m.
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