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Robin Koch transfer update: Eintracht Frankfurt, West Ham, release clause clarified

Eintracht Frankfurt and West Ham may have entered the race for Leeds United defender Robin Koch, according to reports.

According to reports, Bundesliga side Eintracht Frankfurt harbor an interest in Robin Koch, while West Ham are monitoring the situation. 

Sky Sports DE say the Leeds defender will take time to evaluate his options before committing to a summer transfer.
However, he seems certain to leave, with the player wanting to be a regular starter at the highest possible level ahead of Euro 2024.
The report suggests that Frankfurt sporting director Markus Krosche is an admirer and will push to secure a deal.
Earlier reports have credited Manchester United and Tottenham Hotspur with interest, while Newcastle United have also been mentioned.
Contrary to what's been said previously, the German will not be able to leave Elland Road for free this summer.
Sources close to the Yorkshire club have clarified that while Koch could leave on loan, thus completing the final year of his contract, he can't simply leave for free.
The Athletic writer Phil Hay said, "The club taking him on would have to take on his wages. What I can't tell is that if a loan offer is made, is if Leeds have to accept it. That's certainly what's been indicated."
Leeds would prefer to secure a fee for his services this summer having paid £13 million to sign him in 2020.

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