Michael Reschke defends Eintracht Frankfurt for selling Nathaniel Brown to Bayern Munich
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Sep 12, 2026, 1:00 AM
Last updated Sep 12, 2026

Michael Reschke says Eintracht Frankfurt sporting director Markus Krösche acted correctly in selling Nathaniel Brown to Bayern Munich. The transfer, which reportedly commanded a €55 million fee, fits the club's established model of developing young talent before moving them to larger programs. Reschke notes that almost every Bundesliga club outside of Bayern Munich must sell players when significant financial opportunities arise. Brown, who previously joined Eintracht Frankfurt from Nürnberg, spent one season with the team before his move to Munich. Reschke argues the transaction represents a successful business cycle for the club. Frankfurt maintains a strategy of identifying prospects, utilizing them as key starters, and ultimately securing major transfer profits to sustain long-term operations.
- •Nathaniel Brown moved to Bayern Munich for a reported fee of €55 million.
- •Eintracht Frankfurt previously acquired Nathaniel Brown from Nürnberg.
- •Michael Reschke cites the sale as a successful example of the Frankfurt development model.
- •The transfer provides Eintracht Frankfurt with a significant financial gain after one year of play.
- 1:00 AMYahoo Sports — No regrets: Michael Reschke says Markus Krösche shouldn’t feel bad for sale to Bayern Munich
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