According to Fussball Transfers, Eintracht Frankfurt attempted to sign William Osula on a loan deal over the summer which included a €25m option to buy, but Newcastle blocked the deal as they did not want to lose both him and Isak. Frankfurt's interest in Osula continues, and the forward is reportedly still interested in joining the club and wants to leave Newcastle in January. The Dane is expected to arrive at the German club, and Newcastle are set to demand €25m for Osula again.

Eintracht Frankfurt attempted to sign William Osula from Newcastle United at the end of the summer transfer window through a negotiated loan deal that included a five million euros fee and a purchase option of 25 million. According to Sportvorstand Markus Krösche, the deal was not completed in time. Osula remains a target for Frankfurt for the winter and, according to the 'Bild'-Sendung 'True or not true', he would still like to move to the club. 'Bild' estimates that a package of around 25 million euros would be required and that a loan may again be planned as in the summer. Osula is a second or third choice striker at Newcastle and wants to leave.

Frankfurt hope to sign William Osula from Newcastle United. To a German broadcaster, Markus Krösche described Osula as an interesting player.

According to Bundesliga News, Sport Bild states that two clubs had reached an understanding over an initial loan deal that included a €20 million purchase option, but Newcastle United stopped the deal before it could be finalised. Sources close to Sport Bild report that Frankfurt remain the favourites to sign the Danish forward, with discussions expected to resume before the January transfer window opens. Manager Dino Toppmöller is said to be a strong admirer of Osula’s potential. It is unclear whether Newcastle will revisit talks under revised terms, but the Magpies may prefer an initial loan with a mandatory purchase clause to ensure they receive a guaranteed fee.

Eintracht Frankfurt remains interested in William Osula and wants to sign the forward, ideally in the winter. In the summer, Eintracht had agreed terms with the player, offered Newcastle United a five million euros loan fee and a subsequent purchase option of 20 million, but Newcastle United caused the deal to fail at the last moment. According to 'Sport Bild', Newcastle does not want to let Osula go in the winter, but it is possible that the club would sell him for a higher price than the conditions that were negotiated in the summer.

Frankfurt is working intensively on a winter transfer for William Osula, and the player is open to it. Newcastle is demanding 30 million, which is a lot of money for SGE. According to Sacha Tavolieri, Frankfurt is therefore initially seeking another loan. In the summer, Frankfurt was ready to loan Osula for five million euros and then sign him for 20 million via a purchase option, but the transfer ultimately failed due to time constraints.

William Osula has attracted attention from European clubs, and Eintracht Frankfurt are keen on securing his signature. According to Pete O’Rourke on Football Insider, the interest from Eintracht Frankfurt is still there and other clubs will also be looking at Osula in January. Newcastle United could be open to selling William Osula during the January transfer window. Newcastle could consider letting Osula leave in January if Yoane Wissa, Woltemade, and Anthony Gordon are fit and available. The striker could be sold if Wissa returns to action quickly.

According to Goal.com, Eintracht Frankfurt have agreed personal terms with Newcastle United forward William Osula, who is said to be keen on the move. Frankfurt plan to renew their pursuit in the winter window, after an attempt to sign the striker on deadline day during the summer was turned down by Newcastle.

According to 'Sky', Frankfurt will make a renewed attempt to sign William Osula in January. Osula himself continues to seek a move to Eintracht Frankfurt, and contact has not broken off. The sticking point remains reaching an agreement with Newcastle United, who are asking for 30 million euros.

Eintracht Frankfurt's summer attempt to sign William Osula from Newcastle United failed due to time constraints and a disagreement over terms. Newcastle demanded a 30 million euro transfer fee, while Frankfurt wanted a loan with a purchase option. Eintracht Frankfurt is still interested and plans a renewed attempt in the winter. Osula has personally told Frankfurt's coach Dino Toppmöller that he wants to join the club.

Eintracht Frankfurt are ready to reignite their interest in Newcastle United striker William Osula in January after missing out on his signature last month. (Source: Football Insider)

Eintracht Frankfurt negotiated with Newcastle United until shortly before the transfer window closed, but the major transfer of William Osula (22) to Eintracht Frankfurt did not happen. Timmo Hardung, Eintracht's sporting director, provided details on the situation. William Osula remains an option for the winter transfer window.

Transfermarkt reports on the imminent transfer of Newcastle striker William Osula to Frankfurt. Newcastle striker William Osula is on the verge of a €34.6m move to Frankfurt. The Magpies are reportedly in talks with the German club and the deal will include a buy-back option.

Danish, 22-year-old centre-forward William Osula has attracted interest from clubs in Germany. Newcastle have relaxed their stance on Osula's departure, and a deal is close to being done for him to leave. Eintracht Frankfurt is set to sign Osula, with a £30m fee being prepared. Newcastle would retain a buy-back clause as part of the agreement. His contract at Newcastle runs until June 30, 2029, and his market value is estimated by Transfermarkt to be €7.00m.