Following the transfer drama about Eintracht Frankfurt’s Filip Kostic, the offensive player has now probably drawn the consequences.
Filip Kostic (28) has apparently separated from his consulting agency LIAN Sports. That reports the image. Kostic apparently wanted to leave Eintracht Frankfurt in the summer. He is now staying with the SGE for the time being. According to image Kostic was urged to strike by his advisor Fali Ramadani. Kostic had boycotted the Bundesliga match between Eintracht and Arminia Bielefeld on matchday three. The reason he later stated was that he was “mentally not ready” for the game.
The impression was created that Kostic wanted to force a move to Lazio. The transfer failed in the end because of the transfer fee for the Serbs. Kostic had to atone for his behavior with a mild fine of 50,000 euros, reported the image.
Eintracht coach Glasner on Kostic: “There will be a common future here”
The top performer in recent years apologized to the Eintracht fans via Instagram post and indicated that the narrative of the striking professional was not entirely true. “Some people owe me an apology, but we don’t have time to deal with it because we have a difficult season ahead of us,” Kostic wrote, meaning out loud image Members of his consultancy agency. He felt misguided and wrongly advised.
Kostic’s contract expires in 2023. Instead of a change, after the separation from LIAN Sports, the signs are initially to remain in Frankfurt. “I love Eintracht Frankfurt and am grateful for everything I have here,” wrote Kostic recently on Instagram.
Coach Oliver Glasner also assured that Kostic would continue to be welcomed. “We all got to know him as a nice, highly professional guy who always gave the best for Eintracht Frankfurt,” said the 47-year-old: “Sebastian Rode and Martin Hinteregger also made clear statements from the team that the door was open and there will be a common future here. “
In the last two Bundesliga games against Stuttgart and Wolfsburg, Kostic contributed a goal and an assist for the SGE.
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