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Eintracht Frankfurt’s Adi Hütter tied to €50 million Akliouche deal

Eintracht Frankfurt head coach Adi Hütter, a former AS Monaco manager, is reported to have influenced a €50 million transfer of French international Maghnes Akliouche. Paris Saint‑Germain and AS Monaco have verbally agreed on the move, and Akliouche, a ten‑time French national team player who featured for seven minutes at the World Cup, is set to join PSG.

Sporting director Markus Krösche praised Hütter as a problem‑solver, saying the club needs more intensity after a poor start to the 2026 season in which Eintracht recorded only four league wins and conceded 41 goals in 21 matches. Krösche is also overseeing a squad‑reduction plan, aiming to trim the roster while completing pending transfers such as Raphael Onyedika.

The reported €50 million fee and the verbal agreement between PSG and Monaco are based on multiple media sources, with Hütter allegedly having blocked a lower‑fee sale of Akliouche by Monaco in 2023.

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AS Monaco · Adi Hütter · Austria · Bavaria · Eintracht Frankfurt · Grassau · Maghnes Akliouche · Markus Krösche · Paris Saint‑Germain

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