Eintracht coach Armin Veh demanded patience © SID-IMAGES/Getty Images /.Bundesliga relegated is started on the Whitsun weekend in mission promotion Eintracht Frankfurt. 600 Fans followed the training kick-off of second division club on Saturday.
Frankfurt/Main (SID) - Bundesliga relegated Eintracht Frankfurt is started on the Whitsun weekend in mission promotion. About 600 fans followed the training kick-off of football second division club on Saturday in the Frankfurter Riederwald and welcomed the two newcomers Thomas Kessler and Matthias Lehmann as well as the new coach Armin Veh. However, only 17 players available at the first unit were Veh.
The Swiss Pirmin Schwegler and Czech Martin Fenin have due to their missions for their national teams a few days special leave, George Tzavellas and and even injury cure Sonny Kittel. Also you lent Nikola Petkovic and Habib Bellaid are only after 30 June again in the Frankfurt squad.
The new coach Veh asked the Eintracht fans after the first training initially for patience. "It is not so easy by the early start for us at the beginning." We may be too impatient. "Our goal is to be that we win our games to fit on the first day," said Veh, who signed a one-year contract and would like to return with the Hesse necessarily directly back into the Bundesliga in Frankfurt.
Therefore, also the last year's top scorer of Theofanis Gekas despite a weak second half is to be kept. However, the Greek for an established fee of one million euros can go what causing some concern the frankfurters. "I am with the consultant in talks." We have the one or other model. "We need to look, which offers to the players on the table are and whether you can replace him then adequately", Eintracht manager Bruno Hubner said. Ex-captain Ioannis Amanatidis will leave Frankfurt, however, definitely.
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