This is a list of former and current Eintracht Frankfurt players. Note:Career dates include first team years only.
Appearances and goals also include league, national cup and European matches and goals.
Current players are in bold typeface.
This is a list of notable footballers who have played for Eintracht Frankfurt from the formation of the club in 1899 to present. It generally includes only players who made more than 100 league appearances for the club, but some players with fewer than 100 appearances are also included. This includes players who have set a club record, such as most appearances, most goals, biggest transfer fee, honorary captains or honorary club members.
Notable players
Bold type indicates that the player currently plays for the club.
NameNationalityPositionEintracht careerCompetitiveappearancesCompetitivegoalsNotesRefGermanyDF1972–199172851Körbel is the record holder for most overall appearances at the club as well in the Bundesliga for any club. Club record holder for DFB-Pokal and European appearances. Winning DFB-Pokal four times (1974, 1975, 1981 and 1988, also captaining the latter) and one UEFA Cup trophy (1980) makes him the Eintracht player who won the most trophies with the club. Furthermore, he's honorary captain.GermanyFW1965–1980536 140 Most caps gained while signed to Eintracht with 44 caps. He also captained two DFB-Pokal winning sides (1974 and 1975). Honorary captain.GermanyMF1967–1983528 175 Bernd Nickel is the midfielder with the most goals in Bundesliga history.GermanyFW1967–1981516 207 Club record holder for most Bundesliga goals (160), DFB-Pokal goals (23) and European goals (24). He also captained one UEFA Cup winning side (1980) and one DFB-Pokal winning side (1981). Honorary captain.GermanyDF1988–2004442 9 GermanyDF1942–1960433 3 Honorary club member and honorary captain.GermanyMF1956–1971416 72 Captained one International Football Cup winning side (1967). Honorary club member and honorary captain.North MacedoniaGK1995–2013415 0 Club record holder for most appearances as goalkeeper and as player eligible for a foreign national team.GermanyDF1985–1996411 38 GermanyMF1939–195739758Data for appearances and goals inaccurate. Honorary captain.GermanyDF1957–19661967–19733909GermanyMF1980–19871989–1996385 35 GermanyGK2012–20152018–20253830 GermanyMF2004–2018379 137 GermanyDF1953–196737120GermanyDF1960–1973362 78 GermanyFW1953–1964360 96 GermanyMF1949–1961358 136 Data for appearances and goals inaccurate. Captained one German championship winning side (1959). Honorary club member and honorary captain.GermanyDF1974–1983349 29 GermanyGK1954–1967346 0 GermanyDF2004–20112013–202032824GermanyDF1987–1997325 5 GermanyMF1952–1965308 68 Honorary captain.JapanMF2014–20243042 The most capped player overall in Eintracht history with 114 caps for Japan. Hasebe is the record holder for most Bundesliga appearances for players of Asian origin.GermanyDF1970–1979281 12 GermanyGK1965–1977276 0 GermanyMF2010–20142019–202427615Captained one Europa League winning side (2022).GermanyGK1987–1994276 0 GermanyDF1968–1978269 12 GermanyGK1939–194519451947–19541957–1959265 0 Data for appearances and goals inaccurate.GermanyMF1989–200126332AustriaMF1963–1970262 89 GermanyDF1948–1962262 4 GermanyMF2004–2013257 33 GermanyMF1971–1978253 26 GermanyMF1995–2006251 23 GermanyDF1955–1964236 16 GermanyFW1959–1968236 87 GermanyFW1935–1949233 138 Data for appearances and goals inaccurate. Honorary captain.GermanyMF1971–19791986–1987231 45 GermanyMF1982–199023012GermanyDF2004–20112278 GermanyFW1927–1938222 225 Club record holder for most all-time goals (225). Honorary captain.GermanyDF1948–1957222 6 GermanyDF1925–1934221 4 Honorary captain.GermanyMF1968–1975216 28 SwitzerlandFW1925–1938211 68 GermanyDF1928–1944211 11 Data for appearances and goals inaccurate. Honorary captain.GermanyMF1975–1984209 33 GermanyMF1929–19391943–1944208 16 Data for appearances and goals inaccurate. Honorary captain.GermanyMF1958–1966204 32 GermanyFW1959–1966200 138 United StatesDF2014–19910BrazilDF20192020–202518710GermanyMF1928–19341934–1938185 3 FranceFW2018–202318312GermanyMF1989–1994182 47 GermanyFW1910–19221922–193218142Data for appearances and goals inaccurate. Honorary club member and honorary captain.AustriaDF1978–1983181 38 GermanyMF1973–1982180 6 GermanyFW1925–1933180 101 JapanMF2017–20182019–202317940ArgentinaDF2015–20211785Captained one DFB-Pokal winning side (2018).GermanyGK1976–1987177 0 GermanyMF1929–1937176 19 GermanyMF2022–17425GermanyMF1978–1982173 29 SerbiaMF2018–202217233GermanyDF1965–1973170 1 GermanyFW1926–1932168 32 GermanyDF2012–2017167 2 GermanyFW1975–1979166 68 GermanyDF2009–2014164 5 GermanyMF1976–19821991164 31 GermanyFW1930–1939163 92 FR YugoslaviaDF1992–1997160 6 SwitzerlandMF2019–20231608GermanyMF1988–1993160 10GreeceFW20042005–2011158 49GermanyMF1970–1975158 22 BrazilDF2003–2011157 13 SerbiaMF2015–202015710GhanaFW1990–199515689 Became the first African top goalscorer in the Bundesliga.South KoreaFW1979–1983156 58 GermanyFW2022–15112GermanyGK1930–1938151 0GermanyFW1936–194815089SwitzerlandDF2005–20101491SwitzerlandMF2009–2014141 7 GermanyMF1993–1997141 12 GermanyMF2000–20042005–2010141 10 GermanyMF1982–1988140 22 GermanyDF1964–1968139 6 AustriaDF2019–202213814GermanyMF2012–2016136 28 GermanyMF1985–19871990–19922003–2004136 40 The most capped player for (West and reunited) Germany in Eintracht history with 85 caps.GermanyGK1923–1930136 0 GermanyDF1997–2001135 3 GermanyFW1954–1960133 57 GermanyDF1983–1988133 3 GermanyDF1955–1964132 4 GermanyFW1965–1969130 28 GermanyDF2017–20212021–20221299YugoslaviaDF1966–1970129 2 GermanyDF2024–127 10 PolandFW1986–1991127 31 GermanyDF1938–1952124 0 GermanyDF1982–1987121 18 GermanyMF1979–1983121 20 GermanyDF1980–1984121 4 GermanyFW1969–1972120 30 GermanyDF1926–1933120 9 Data for appearances and goals inaccurate.GermanyMF1963–1968119 21 SwedenMF2023–11910North MacedoniaMF2005–2011119 5 GermanyMF1997–2002119 12 GermanyMF1938–1948118 18 TunisiaMF2023–1177PeruDF2012–2016117 0 GermanyGK1976–1979117 0 FinlandGK2015–2018116 0 NigeriaMF1992–1996116 25 NorwayFW1988–19901991–1994115 39 Became the first foreign player to be top goalscorer in the Bundesliga.GermanyFW1929–19361941–1942114 31 AlgeriaMF2023–1139BulgariaDF1996–2001111 2 GermanyMF1988–1993110 11 GermanyDF1949–1954108 2 BrazilDF2011–2017107 1 GermanyFW1949–1953107 46 GermanyMF2001–20032006–2007107 8 GermanyMF1992–1997106 5 GermanyFW1935–19471949–1952106103Data for appearances and goals inaccurate. Honorary club member.GermanyGK2003–2010105 0 CongoMF1999–2002104 21 GermanyMF1994–19951997–19991999–2001104 26 GermanyFW1946–1952101 43 CroatiaFW2016–2019101 25 SwedenMF1983–1986101 18 GermanyMF2006–2009100 9 GermanyMF1940–19481949–1950100 9 GermanyDF1925–193099 3 Honorary club member.GermanyFW1963–196994 11 GermanyFW1955–195993 70 SerbiaFW2017–201920219340 Club record holder for transfer fee paid. Former record holder for transfer fee received from 2021 to 2023.ColombiaFW2021–20239215GermanyMF19071911–192192 11 Data for appearances and goals inaccurate. Honorary club member and honorary captain.GermanyFW1904–192191 7Data for appearances and goals inaccurate. First capped player (for Eintracht Frankfurt predecessor club Frankfurter Kickers) who also scored Germany's first goal in international history. Honorary club member and honorary captain.GermanyGK1972–197891 0 GermanyMF1965–196990 37GermanyMF1974–197787 25 GermanyDF1910–191487 0 Data for appearances and goals inaccurate. Honorary captain.MaliDF2019–2023813DenmarkMF2021–20238014HungaryFW1957–19591965–196880 35Ivory CoastFW2017–201977 33 PolandFW1986–198872 16 PortugalFW2019–20217145 Club record holder for most Bundesliga goals in one season (28)GermanyMF1977–198171 1 NetherlandsMF2017–2020684GermanyMF1913–192568 3 Data for appearances and goals inaccurate. Honorary captain.NetherlandsDF2017–20192020–202165 0 GermanyDF1987–199062 2 GermanyMF1987–198960 14 FranceFW2022–20235026 Club record holder for transfer fee received since 2023.GermanyFW1984–19861987–198845 8 Equatorial GuineaMF2016–201845 2 GermanyFW1979–198343 16 GermanyFW1974–197643 17 GermanyDF1987–198942 1 GermanyGK1911–192241 0 Data for appearances and goals inaccurate. Honorary captain.HungaryMF1987–198839 14 GermanyMF2017–201838 6 GhanaMF2017–201836 6 GermanyFW1966–196833 18 MexicoDF2017–201832 0 GermanyFW1919–19221924–192531 19 Data for appearances and goals inaccurate. Honorary club member and honorary captain.GermanyFW1978–198027 4 GermanyFW1966–196924 7 GermanyDF1987–198919 0 GermanyDF1979–198018 0 GermanyGK–19795 0 Became the youngest player to play in the Bundesliga, aged 17 years and 26 days, before Nuri Şahin and later Youssoufa Moukoko have broken this record.
International players
This is a list of Eintracht Frankfurt players who have been capped at full international level by their country whilst at the club.
Jürgen Grabowski played the most caps while an Eintracht player, with 44 for West Germany.
Makoto Hasebe played the most caps, with 114 for Japan.
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List of Eintracht Frankfurt international players
Afghanistan
Abassin AlikhilAlikhil was capped while being in the Eintracht youth / reserve system. Amiri never appeared in the first squad. Ali AmiriAli Amiri was capped while being in the Eintracht youth / reserve system. Amiri never appeared in the first squad. Zubayr AmiriZubayr Amiri was capped while being in the Eintracht youth / reserve system. Salem never appeared in the first squad. Milad SalemSalem was capped while being in the Eintracht youth / reserve system. Salem never appeared in the first squad.
Albania
Geri Cipi Mehmet Dragusha Ervin Skela
Algeria
Farès Chaïbi Karim Matmour
Australia
Ajdin Hrustic Dave Mitchell Ned Zelic
Austria
Martin Hinteregger Erwin Hoffer Stefan Ilsanker Ümit Korkmaz Stefan Lexa Heinz Lindner Thomas Parits Bruno Pezzey Markus Weissenberger Gerd Wimmer
Azerbaijan
Renat DadashovDadashov never appeared in the first squad.
Belgium
Arthur Theate
Bosnia and Herzegovina
Zlatan Bajramović Marijan Ćavar
Cameroon
Serge Branco Mohammadou Idrissou
Canada
Olivier Occéan
China
Yang Chen
Colombia
Rafael Santos Borré
Republic of the Congo
Rolf-Christel Guié-Mien
Croatia
Kristijan Jakić Igor Matanović Ivica Mornar Ante Rebić Gordon Schildenfeld
Czech Republic
Martin Fenin Václav Kadlec Karel Rada
Denmark
Rasmus Kristensen Jesper Lindstrøm Frederik Rønnow
Ecuador
Willian Pacho
Egypt
Omar Marmoush
Finland
Lukáš Hrádecký
France
Randal Kolo Muani
Georgia
Kakhaber TskhadadzePlayed for the CIS before signing for Eintracht.
Germany
Note: 1908-1945 German Empire, 1945-1990 West Germany and since 1990 reunified Germany
Erich Bäumler Fritz BeckerPlayed for Eintracht Frankfurt predecessor club Frankfurter Kickers when he was capped. Uwe Bein Thomas Berthold Manfred Binz Ronny Borchers Nathaniel Brown Jonathan Burkardt Nnamdi Collins Younes Ebnoutalib Ralf Falkenmayer Maurizio Gaudino Mario Götze Jürgen Grabowski Rudolf Gramlich Horst Heldt Bernd Hölzenbein Sebastian Jung Robin Koch Andreas Köpke Charly Körbel Richard Kress Thomas Kroth Willi Lindner Friedel Lutz Hugo Mantel Andreas Möller Alfons Moog Bernd Nickel Alfred Pfaff Peter Reichel Franz Schütz Wolfgang Solz Hans Stubb Willi Tiefel Kevin Trapp Ralf Weber Hans Weilbächer Amin Younes
Ghana
Tony Yeboah
Greece
Ioannis Amanatidis Theofanis Gekas Sotirios Kyrgiakos