Mario Götze discusses mentorship and football evolution with Eintracht Frankfurt
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Oct 10, 2026, 7:00 AM
Last updated Oct 10, 2026

Mario Götze, 34, reflects on his career and mentorship role at Eintracht Frankfurt in an interview published October 10, 2026. Currently under contract until 2028, Götze emphasizes enjoying the small moments in football as he navigates his role with the team. He acknowledges the shift in his playing style to a deeper position under coach Adi Hütter. Götze also highlights changes in the game over the past two decades, including increased speed and physicality. His influence extends to younger players, like 18-year-old Love Arrhov, who appreciate his guidance.
- •Götze reflects on 15-16 years in professional football.
- •He has started only one Bundesliga match this season.
- •He notes the game has become faster and more physical.
- •Götze plays in a deeper role under coach Hütter now.
- •Young players like Arrhov seek mentorship from him.
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"Mario Götze spoke about his career in depth in an exclusive interview with the Bundesliga. The 34-year-old has a contract until 2028 with his third Bundesliga club, Eintracht Frankfurt.“I would say...
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