Eintracht Frankfurt facts for kids

Eintracht Frankfurt
Full name	Eintracht Frankfurt e. V.
Nickname(s)	Die Adler - The Eagles; SGE - Sportgemeinde Eintracht); Launische Diva (vom Main) - Moody diva (from Main)
Founded	8 March 1899
Ground	Deutsche Bank Park,; Frankfurt am Main
Capacity	51,500
Chairman	Peter Fischer
Manager	Adi Hütter
League	1. Bundesliga
2019–20	1. Bundesliga, 9th

Eintracht Frankfurt is a German sports club from Frankfurt am Main, best known for the football section.

The club plays in the Bundesliga. They have won the German Championship once and German Cup (DFB-Pokal) 5 times (last time in 2018) and the UEFA Cup once.

They were founded in 1899. The team colours are red, black and white. They play at Deutsche Bank Park (former Waldstadion). The current captain of the side is defender David Abraham from Argentina. The coach of Eintracht Frankfurt is Adi Hütter.

Eintracht has also 18 other sections such as athletics, basketball and ice hockey.

The players in the season 2020–21

Goalkeepers:

01 – Kevin Trapp
29 – Felix Wiedwald
32 – Frederik Rønnow

Defenders:

02 – Evan N'Dicka
13 – Martin Hinteregger
15 – Jetro Willems
16 – Jetro Willems
18 – Almamy Touré
19 – David Abraham
22 – Timothy Chandler
24 – Danny da Costa
25 – Erik Durm
30 – Fynn Otto
35 – Tuta
36 – Yannick Brugger
0? – Simon Falette

Midfielders:

03 – Stefan Ilsanker
08 – Djibril Sow
10 – Filip Kostić
11 – Steven Zuber
15 – Daichi Kamada
17 – Sebastian Rode
20 – Makoto Hasebe
26 – Nils Stendera
27 – Aymen Barkok
28 – Dominik Kohr
38 – Lukas Fahrnberger
42 – Marijan Ćavar

Strikers:

09 – Bas Dost
21 – Ragnar Ache
33 – André Silva
38 – Jabez Makanda
39 – Gonçalo Paciência

Images for kids

The first team of Frankfurter Fußball-Club Victoria in 1899
Historical chart of Eintracht Frankfurt league performance after WWII
Eintracht's eagle (Adler) over the years: the logo of Frankfurter FV 1911, the red eagle of TuS Eintracht Frankfurt 1920, Sportgemeinde Eintracht Frankfurt 1967, and the predominantly black crest in use ca. 1980–1999 before today's more traditional style logo was adopted.
Manager Paul Oßwald (right) led Eintracht Frankfurt to the German championship in 1959 and the European Cup final in 1960.
Charly Körbel has the most appearances in Eintracht Frankfurt and Bundesliga history
Indoor court of Eintracht's tennis section in Seckbach
Betty Heidler while being honoured in Osaka.
Eintracht Frankfurt before the Europa League match at FC Salzburg on February 28 2020