Robin Koch has extended his contract with Eintracht Frankfurt until 2030, despite interest from Bayer Leverkusen. He will earn a base salary of 3.5 million euros plus bonuses. His previous contract ran until 2027, and he received a signing bonus for the removal of a 20 million euro release clause. Bayer Leverkusen showed interest in signing him but missed out as Koch decided to stay with Eintracht Frankfurt.

Bild reports on the transfer situation involving Robin Koch, who is being courted by Bayer Leverkusen, and a departure has been a concrete topic for weeks. At the same time, Koch has a contract ready for signing at Eintracht Frankfurt. The central defender needs to make a decision and has a clear tendency.

Sport Bild reported that Bayer Leverkusen has shown interest in acquiring Robin Koch from Eintracht Frankfurt as a potential replacement for Jonathan Tah. The club is making preparations for Tah's anticipated move to FC Bayern following his decision to relocate to Munich. In their search for a suitable replacement, Bayer Leverkusen faces competition from Borussia Dortmund, who have also expressed interest in the defensive specialist. The outcome of this pursuit will largely hinge on the clubs' qualifications for the Champions League, which will be finalized on the last matchday. Koch, who is a German international with twelve caps, might leave Eintracht Frankfurt for a transfer fee ranging from 18 to 20 million euros, despite the club's desire to extend his contract beyond 2027.