Eintracht Frankfurt: Kamada has been in talks with big clubs for 2 years

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Daichi Kamada is one of nine players with a contract that ends in 2023 at Eintracht Frankfurt. From this group, only Evan Ndicka (23) is more valuable than the 26-year-old, who was one of the big winners in the Bundesliga’s latest market value update with an increase of 8 million to 30 million euros. Should the Japanese world championship driver not be able to agree on an extension with the SGE, the last chance to achieve a fee would be in winter. For Kamada, however, it is clear that he will end the season with the Champions League round of 16.

“I’m staying in Frankfurt this season. Even if there could be talks with other clubs in winter, I’m not interested in leaving immediately. I’ve already decided that I want to finish the season with this coach and this team,” the right-footer said among other things.sports1‘ after the 1-1 draw at FSV Mainz 05.

Staying with the Hessians beyond the coming summer is also possible. “Of course we are in talks about a contract extension. Given my performance, that’s not a big surprise either.” Kamada is enjoying the best Bundesliga season of his career: in 13 games so far he has scored seven goals and four assists, putting him in both the goalscorer and scorer lists is in the top 10. It has never been valued more highly than it is currently.

Eintracht Frankfurt’s Kamada “much more demanding for dream clubs”

His strong performances have long drawn the attention of other clubs, but Kamada has clear ideas. “I’m a lot more demanding than you think at my dream clubs that I would go to. There have been talks and contacts with big clubs for two years.” The Japanese, who will also meet Germany at the World Cup, did not go into detail about potential interested parties. In the TM rumor mill, he was recently associated with Borussia Dortmund, among others. A move to Benfica Lisbon failed last summer due to the Frankfurt veto.

Kamada quickly checked that off and continued on his way undeterred. His development speaks for him – the offensive player knows that too. “I already said before the season that I have numerous chances to prove my worth as a player in the Bundesliga, Champions League and at the World Cup this year. I think I’ve done well so far and I hope I can continue to do so.”

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