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Eintracht Frankfurt Braces for Tight Champions League Clash Against Galatasaray
Eintracht Frankfurt is gearing up for a challenging encounter against Turkish champions and cup winners, Galatasaray, in the Champions League opener on September 18 at 9 PM. This comes as the German club prepares to face Galatasaray without the services of Rasmus Kristensen, who is expected to be out for approximately four to five weeks due to a thigh injury.
Kristensen, who joined Eintracht Frankfurt from Leeds United in April for six million euros, sustained the injury during the game in Leverkusen. In his absence, Nathaniel Brown has taken his place.
The right-back's injury is a significant setback for Eintracht Frankfurt's defense, particularly before the match against Galatasaray. However, the club remains optimistic, with Dino Toppmöller, SGE coach, expressing confidence in the team's ability to adapt and overcome.
Meanwhile, Mario Götze will also be missing from the lineup due to muscle problems. His potential return is not anticipated for the Galatasaray game, and there is no specific information regarding his availability for the Union Berlin game on September 21.
In Götze's absence, Can Uzun is set to play in the offensive midfield position. Uzun's skills and experience are expected to provide the necessary edge to keep the team competitive.
Galatasaray arrives in Frankfurt with plenty of optimism, suggesting a competitive match. The Turkish club has been bolstered by their transfer offensive last summer, and they are eager to make their mark in the Champions League.
The focus for Eintracht Frankfurt is on preparing for this important game, rather than on Götze's potential return or the Union Berlin game on September 21. The team is determined to put up a strong fight against Galatasaray and secure a positive result in their Champions League debut.
A tight duel is expected between the two teams on Thursday evening, as they battle it out for supremacy in the Champions League. Fans can expect an exciting and thrilling encounter as both teams strive to claim victory in this highly anticipated match.
Rasmus Kristensen's contract with Eintracht Frankfurt runs until 2029, and the club will be eager to see him back on the field as soon as possible. In the meantime, they will rely on the strength and resilience of their squad to navigate this challenging period and emerge victorious in their Champions League opener against Galatasaray.
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