Florian Plettenberg reports that Eintracht Frankfurt will not extend the contract of Mahmoud Dahoud (30) beyond the summer, meaning he will be available on a free transfer when his current deal expires with the player already receiving enquiries from 'several clubs'.
Dahoud, who joined Eintracht on a free transfer from Brighton in 2024, has made 17 appearances across all competitions for die Adler this season, but has played only three from a possible seven under Albert Riera – starting once.
The Syrian wasn't named in the squad for their Matchday 27 game against Mainz, and was also an unused substitute for games against Freiburg , St. Pauli and Heidenheim.
For Frankfurt, it's set to be a summer of upheaval. Their defeat against Mainz leaves the Hessen club eight points adrift of sixth-placed Bayer Leverkusen with seven games remaining.
Additionally, Hugo Larsson has also expressed his desire to leave Frankfurt in the summer.

