Key Figures
The proud one: From 1990 to 1995, the Ghanaian striker led the Eintracht attack. He made 123 Bundesliga appearances in the Eintracht shirt, scoring 68 goals. Together with Uwe Bein and Andreas Möller, he formed one of the most feared attacking trios in Bundesliga history…
The loyal one: "Charly" Körbel played his entire professional career exclusively for Eintracht Frankfurt, holding the seemingly eternal Bundesliga record of 602 appearances. Equally remarkable: in all his competitive matches, he was never sent off…
The icon: Pfaff was the first of three World Cup winners from Eintracht Frankfurt. He was part of the German squad that beat Hungary 3-2 in the 1954 final. Pfaff featured in the group stage and became an Eintracht legend, representing the golden age of Frankfurt football…
Cry baby! The Frankfurt-born midfielder joined from local rivals BSC Schwarz-Weiß as a junior in 1981 and was promoted to the first team four years later. He stayed two more years before leaving for Borussia Dortmund — a departure that still stings in Frankfurt…
The flamboyant one: The Hungarian left his homeland after the 1956 uprising and arrived at Frankfurt Hauptbahnhof on December 17, 1956. The flamboyant character stood out not only for his outfit. After his suspension expired, he became one of the most colourful figures in Eintracht's history…
The talent developer: The man with a flair for youth remains welcome on the Main 30 years after his departure. Weise coached Eintracht twice (1973–76 and 1983–87) and was responsible for their first DFB-Pokal triumphs — laying the foundations of a cup tradition…
