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Can Uzun - The Galatasaray Possibility: A Delicate Situation at Eintracht Frankfurt

July 14, 2026

Can Uzun's future at Eintracht Frankfurt is a topic of interest, with Galatasaray reportedly showing interest. The mismatch between head coach Adi Hütter's playing philosophy and Uzun's style strengthens the likelihood of a departure.

Can Uzun - The Galatasaray Possibility: A Delicate Situation at Eintracht Frankfurt

Uzun's Future Remains Uncertain

The future of 20-year-old forward Can Uzun at Eintracht Frankfurt has become one of the most discussed topics within the club. According to a report from the German media outlet Absolut Fussball, returning head coach Adi Hütter stated after the first training session that he has not yet had any contact with Uzun — which has raised further questions about the player's future.

Despite nearly three weeks having passed since the World Cup qualifiers, the fact that Hütter has not spoken to Uzun at all has drawn attention within the community.

Does Hütter's System Align with Uzun's Playing Style?

The most critical point highlighted in the news is the issue of tactical compatibility. The Austrian coach, who has returned to Frankfurt after five years, wants to implement an intense pressing and high-tempo style of "power football." Uzun, on the other hand, has a completely different profile: he is technically advanced, possesses a strong passing game, and is effective with both feet as a playmaker.

It is noted that Uzun has shown significant improvement in defensive contributions over the last two seasons, but it seems unlikely that he will become a classic pressing player who constantly works against the ball. This difference in profile is one of the main reasons why transfer rumors continue to circulate.

Galatasaray's Interest and Transfer Negotiations

So far, there is no verbal agreement with Galatasaray or any other club. However, the interest from the Turkish champions is seen as an attractive option for Uzun — he could continue to showcase himself in the Champions League and strengthen his position in the national team.

The most critical point in the process is the transfer fee. Frankfurt's sporting director Markus Krösche considers a fee of 60 million euros to be realistic. Uzun's market value is estimated at 45 million euros, and his World Cup performance did not increase this figure. According to Sky sources, Galatasaray is reportedly willing to pay 40 million euros.

No official offer has yet reached Frankfurt. It is expected that Galatasaray will first reach an agreement with the player before starting discussions with the club. Although the outcome of the process is uncertain, the trend is increasingly leaning towards a departure.

Uzun's Frankfurt History

Uzun transferred to Frankfurt from Nürnberg for 11 million euros in the summer of 2024 as a star of the 2. Bundesliga. He has contributed directly to 24 goals in 59 official matches for the Hessen club. His performance was interrupted last season due to two calf injuries, yet he maintained his impact on the field with an average of one goal/assist every 105 minutes.

Can the Gap be Filled for Frankfurt?

Uzun's potential departure would create a significant gap in the Frankfurt squad. It will become necessary to find a replacement for Uzun, who is described as a creative element not found elsewhere in the club. Aware of this situation, Hütter had previously built a strong playmaker duo with Daichi Kamada and Amin Younes — it is thought he may look for a similar solution again.

Conclusion

60 million euros. No contact. No agreement. But time is ticking — for both Frankfurt and Uzun.


Source: The information in this article is based on a report by Christopher Michel published in Absolut Fussball (absolut-fussball.de).

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