For Eintracht Frankfurt, the contract extension with Kevin Trapp is also a success on a financial level. As the ‘Bild’ reports, the 32-year-old goalkeeper now collects 2.5 million euros a year instead of the previous 3.5 million euros. Trapp signed a new contract this week until 2026 with an option for another season, apparently with reduced salaries.
According to the report, Trapp’s salary could increase to 4 million euros with bonuses and bonuses, but even then the national player’s salary would be lower than before. “Everyone knows how much this club means to me and that I feel at home in Frankfurt. I’m happy that I will continue to be part of the Eintracht family,” said the goalkeeper during his extension. Apart from a three-year period at Paris St. Germain, Trapp spent his entire professional career in the Main metropolis.
