Eintracht Braunschweig secures top central defender Lukas Frenkert!

Eintracht Braunschweig secures top central defender Lukas Frenkert!

Eintracht Braunschweig has exciting news: After securing relegation, the club is heading into the coming season and has already signed a promising new signing. News38 reports that Lukas Frenkert from Preußen Münster will be joining Eintracht on a free transfer from June 30th.

The 24-year-old central defender played 25 games in the last second division season, scoring an impressive three goals and assisting two. His move is seen as an important step to strengthen the defense after Robert Ivanov leaves the club after the season. The situation surrounding Ermin Bicakcic and Jannis Nikolaou remains unclear, and only Kevin Ehlers and Sven Köhler are currently available for central defense.

Strong new addition to the back team

Frenkert signed a contract until 2027, with an option to extend it Transfermarkt reports. Sports director Benjamin Kessel is convinced of him: Frenkert can play all defensive positions, is two-footed and has good strengths in building up the game. In addition, its market value is currently around 900,000 euros - good business for Braunschweig!

Frenkert himself is enthusiastic about the move to Eintracht. He has heard a lot of positive things about the club and is looking forward to celebrating success with the fans.

The next steps for Eintracht Braunschweig

By signing Frenkert, Eintracht Braunschweig also wants to be prepared for the challenges of the new season. The club wants to avoid having to go through another difficult season. The return of Paul Jaeckel, who is currently on loan at Union Berlin, could also be an option for the defense. It would be desirable for Eintracht if Jaeckel stayed.

In summary, it can be said that Eintracht is taking a decisive step into the future with the signing of Lukas Frenkert from Münster. This may be the beginning of a promising era for the traditional club, which is now concerned with setting the course for sustainable success. Current information about the progress of the negotiations and further news about squad planning can be found in the “Braunschweiger Zeitung”.