Frankfurt Club earned 265 million euros from the sale of trio Hugo Ekitike, Omar Marmoush and Kolo Muorni in the past two years.
Not long ago, the transfer expert Fabrizio Romano reported that Liverpool had Hugo Ekitike striker from Frankfurt: “Liverpool reached an agreement to recruit French strikers Hugo Ekitike from Frankfurt for a fee of over 90 million euros, which could increase to 95 million euros depending on the additional clause.
Ekitike will sign a contract with a term of 6 years, until June 2031. The 22 -year -old just wanted to join Liverpool and rejected other suggestions to close the future at Anfield. This is the first important rookie for coach Arne Slot, who is rebuilding the attack of The Reds “.
With Liverpool accepting the transfer fee of 90 million euros to own Ekitike, Frankfurt continues to prove the excellent business ability in the transfer market. According to statistics, this club earned a total of 265 million euros from the sale of three strikers Hugo Ekitike, Omar Marmoush and Randal Kolo Muorni over the past two years.
Notably, the German team only spent a total of 16 million euros to recruit this trio, turning them into impressive profit trade. It shows the ability to see the person accurate and know “turning jade into a diamond” of Frankfurt.
Ekitike was signed by Frankfurt from Stade Reims in 2022 for a fee of only 12 million euros. The young French player who failed at PSG before being borrowed by Reims to Frankfurt and this was considered a quality investment. He only scored 4 goals in the 2023/24 season but exploded in the 2024/25 season with 22 goals. From the initial investment of 12 million euros, the German team earned nearly 7 times the profit.
Earlier, Kolo Muorni was recruited by Frankfurt from Nantes in 2021 in a free form. After two explosive seasons in the Bundesliga, scoring 23 goals and having 17 assists in 65 matches, the French striker was sold to Paris Saint-Germain in the summer of 2023 for up to 95 million euros.
In the 2025 winter transfer, Omar Marmoush was sold to Man City for 87.7 million euros. Earlier, the Egyptian striker joined Frankfurt from Wolfsburg in 2023 for only 4 million euros. These deals continue to affirm the ability to “buy cheap, expensive” by Frankfurt, with a profit of 20 times more than the initial investment.