Photo: Don t yet negotiate personal terms with Frankfurt, Freiburg asks for 20 million euros

German media Biography reported that Freiburg attacked Shoudo Anlu had decided to join Frankfurt, but the two sides had not reached an agreement on personal terms, and the two clubs also had to negotiate transfer fees.

reported that Frankfurt has been pursuing this winger with excellent dribbling ability for months, and the players have been considering their future for some time. It is reported that Premier League and Serie A teams are interested in him, and even Bayern has taken him as a consideration.

And according to Biography, Doan Ruo has now made a decision: the Japanese international has made it clear that he wants to transfer to Frankfurt.

Frankfurt senior executives, led by sports director Crosher, have been pursuing the law since the beginning of this year and have shown him a plan to see him as a key player in the Champions League next season. According to Biography, coach Toppmerle is a loyal fan of Don Anlu and believes that he is a truly decisive player.

Although Don't have given the green light for the transfer, Frankfurt has not yet reached a complete oral agreement with him on all relevant contract terms, including salary, but this will be the next step. In any case, Frankfurt is ready to offer him a high-paying and long-term contract (expected to 2030).

Once this step is completed, Frankfurt will open negotiations with Freiburg. Biography learned that Freiburg was already aware of Frankfurt's interests and was willing in principle to sell Doanlu to competitors in this league.

Don Anlu has a termination fee of about 27 million euros in Freiburg's contract, but the club is willing to let him go at a price below that, and their current asking price is about 20 million euros. Frankfurt's vision is lower than this number, so some bargaining is still needed.

But it is also clear that the relationship between the two sides is very good, which was reflected in Igor Matanovic's transfer. If there is no variable in terms of players, the deal is likely to be reached. Freiburg has said it will not hinder Don Anlu's departure.