Eintracht Frankfurt
VerifiedEintracht Frankfurt is a German women's association football club based in Frankfurt. The team currently plays in the German top flight, Frauen-Bundesliga and was found in 1973. From 1998 to 2020, the club was known as 1. FFC Frankfurt.
What makes Eintracht Frankfurt what it is.
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Sara’s love of fashion began in her parents’ boutiques, where she spent much of her childhood and sold her first jumper at just four years old.
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She stated that she came to play for Kosovo to "help her country, just as her uncle and aunt had done in the war," showing a deep patriotic commitment rooted in her family's history and sacrifice.
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At just 15 years old, she made her First Division debut with Valencia. She stepped onto the field in May 2022 during a derby against Levante, becoming the youngest player to debut in the club’s history.
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Her identical twin sister Ilayda Açıkgöz is also a football player, they are both playing for Eintracht Frankfurt.
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When she signed for Real Madrid in 2023, she became the first ever Australian to play for Los Blancos.
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She really loves juggling with the ball and set a record of over 7,500 juggles, which her father spent almost an hour counting.
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Laura published a book featuring personal photographs from Germany's World Cup campaign. The limited edition sold out in ten minutes.
The players who wear the Eintracht Frankfurt shirt.
LinaGoalkeeper
JanneGoalkeeper
SophiaGoalkeeper
DilaraDefender
SaraDefender
EvaDefender
AmandaDefender
NinaDefender
EleniDefender
MarthineDefender
JamillaDefender
Pia-SophieDefender
IlaydaMidfielder
AinhoaMidfielder
HannaMidfielder
NoemiMidfielder
SofieMidfielder
ErëletaMidfielder
JarneMidfielder
RebeckaForward
LauraForward
VivienneForward
LarissaForward
HayleyForward
DaniqueForward
Niko Arnautis
Niko Arnautis is a greek football coach who is currently (since 2020) the head coach of Eintracht Frankfurt women's team.
Stadion am Brentanobad
Capacity: 5,200
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