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Frankfurt signs Germany forward Jonathan Burkardt from Bundesliga rival Mainz

Frankfurt signs Germany forward Jonathan Burkardt from Bundesliga rival Mainz

Washington Post19 hours ago
FRANKFURT, Germany — Eintracht Frankfurt signed Germany forward Jonathan Burkardt from Bundesliga rival Mainz on Friday.
The 24-year-old Burkardt signed a contract through June 2030.
'Jonny has a lot of qualities that will benefit our game. He has proven his finishing ability at Mainz, just as he has his tactical understanding. He's an absolute team player on and off the pitch,' Frankfurt sporting director Markus Krösche said.
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