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Eintracht Frankfurt Starts Season in Style, Notching Two Wins in 13 Years

Eintracht Frankfurt, under the guidance of coach Dino Toppmöller, has made an impressive start to the current Bundesliga season, winning two games – a feat last achieved in 2012. The team's latest victory came against TSG 1899 Hoffenheim, with new signing Ritsu Doan scoring twice and setting up the third goal.

Toppmöller, in his usual upbeat tone, expressed that he doesn't want to dampen the euphoria of the fans, but acknowledged that there is still room for improvement. The coach noted that the team is enjoying what they do, both with the ball and in defense. He also highlighted areas such as game control, calm on the ball, and better use of chances as areas where they can improve.

The sports director of Eintracht Frankfurt, Markus Krösche, was equally satisfied with the season start, but reminded everyone that they are only on the second matchday. Krösche praised Doan for quickly finding his place in the team.

Captain Robin Koch described Doan as an incredible player who can help the team a lot. However, Koch warned against premature talk of championship or Bayern-hunting, as both Eintracht Frankfurt and Bayern Munich have six points after two games and go into the international break.

The fans, around 10,000 of them, created a home game atmosphere in Sinsheim, despite the away fixture. Armin Veh, the coach of TSG 1899 Hoffenheim, was not mentioned in this paragraph.

Looking ahead, Eintracht Frankfurt is set to welcome a new striker in the summer of 2025, according to current reports. The Danish striker William Osula from Newcastle United could become the most expensive signing in the club's history, with a transfer fee of around 35 million Euros. For the goals and assists in the 3:1 loss of TSG 1899 Hoffenheim, no specific details are available at this time.

Eintracht Frankfurt is currently enjoying its best season start in 13 years in the Bundesliga. The challenge for Toppmöller and his young, promising team is to consistently bring this performance onto the pitch.