What happened. Adi Hütter has returned for a second spell as Eintracht Frankfurt head coach, tasked with bringing a more attacking style after last season's 8th-place finish.

Hütter previously led Frankfurt with Haller, Jović, and Rebić.
Markus Krösche cited a 'more attacking style with greater intensity'.
Frankfurt scored 18 goals in five pre-season wins, but lost 7-0 to Brentford.

“more attacking style with greater intensity”
— Markus Krösche

With no European football, Hütter gets more time to implement his ideas, promising exciting football at Deutsche Bank Park.

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