On the deadline day of the transfer window, there were also broken deals, such as that of Frankfurt's Filip Kostic.
His club now had to defend itself against a tough accusation.
Frankfurt - Not only the German engine drivers are on everyone's lips because of their strike, some Bundesliga professionals are also trying to get to their goals with work stoppages.
At Eintracht Frankfurt * in particular, there was a lot of discussion about the closing of the transfer window after Filip Kostic stayed away from training because he wanted to change.
A transfer of the Serbs ultimately did not take place due to strange circumstances, allegedly a trick by the Frankfurters should have prevented a change.
However, the association contradicts.
Filip Kostic: Change of the striking Frankfurt professional burst - Italian expert with allegations against Eintracht
The willing to change Kostic had boycotted the Friday unit last week to force his move to Serie A to Lazio Rome *. However, this burst, initially it was said from the side of the unity that the offer of the Italians had been sent to a wrong e-mail address and was therefore not received. “No offer acceptable to Eintracht Frankfurt had been received by the end of the transfer deadline,” it was finally said on Tuesday, which sealed the 28-year-old's whereabouts. A report from Italy even spoke of a "trick" that the Bundesliga club * is said to have used.
As the transfer expert and journalist Gianluca Di Marzio writes, this is said to have been intentional in order to be able to inform Kostic that his designated new club had not submitted an offer.
However, the Hessians are said to have made the calculation without Kostic's advisor Fali Ramadani, who proved the existence of the offer to his client with screenshots.
The transfer should have been 10 million euros plus 2 million euros in possible bonuses, but Frankfurt demanded 15 plus 3 million euros in bonuses.
Filip Kostic: Lazio admits mistakes - Eintracht rejects allegations and has to "deal with events"
So did Eintracht intentionally give a wrong email address?
When asked by the
Goal
and
Spox
portals
, the club rejected the serious allegation.
Lazio is said to have forgotten only the letter "k" when sending mail, the Italians also admitted this to the portals.
“We would have liked to have signed Filip Kostic.
But that's history now.
We wish the player and Eintracht Frankfurt all the best, ”said Lazios sports director Igli Tare.
A second attempt will not be made, also because Mattia Zaccagni, a player from Hellas Verona, came on Deadline Day.
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Kostic was not in the squad after his training boycott at the last game of Eintracht in Bielefeld, in view of the e-mail posse, the SGE now has to reintegrate the player.
"We will work through the events of last Friday in line with our common goals and then tick them off", said coach Oliver Glasner about the action of the winger, for whom the "Adler" paid six million euros in 2019.
Eintracht Frankfurt: Transfer of a national player also failed on the home stretch
But Kostic is not the only problem child for the Europa League participants, the transfer of national player Amin Younes to Saudi Arabia, which was believed to be safe, also failed surprisingly.
“Both are back in the squad.
We will have talks.
I think we can get it back on track, ”said SGE sports director Markus Krösche.
Frankfurt had a moderate start to the season with two points from the first three games, now it is important to restore peace to the secondary theaters of war.
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