Leeds United are standing firm on their asking price of “well over” £8.4million for the sale of Rasmus Kristensen to Eintracht Frankfurt, as reported by Hessenschau.
While Frankfurt are eager to finalize the deal, Leeds are not budging on the fee for a permanent transfer. However, there is still a possibility of a loan agreement being reached, with details yet to be sorted out.
The ongoing uncertainty surrounding Kristensen’s departure raises the question: is it a positive move for Leeds United? Despite his successful loan spell with Roma and standout performances in the Premier League, the Danish player remains a coveted asset for top clubs across Europe.
If a purchase option is included in the loan deal, Frankfurt may opt to make it permanent. This could serve as motivation for Leeds to secure promotion to the Premier League, further enhancing the appeal of Elland Road in the upcoming season.
