Super Eagles midfielder Raphael Onyedika is edging closer to an exit from Belgian title holders Club Brugge after Eintracht Frankfurt made a fresh improvement to their offer.
Quick facts
- Eintracht Frankfurt are reported to have raised their bid for Raphael Onyedika.
- The new offer is understood to be nine million euros.
- That figure is close to Club Brugge’s estimated valuation of about 10 million euros.
- Onyedika has only one year remaining on his contract with Club Brugge.
- He has spent three seasons at Club Brugge.
- At Club Brugge, he has won two league titles, one Belgian Cup and one Belgian Super Cup.
- Transfermarkt lists his market value at 23 million euros.
German Bundesliga outfit Eintracht Frankfurt are now prepared to pay nine million euros for the 25-year-old, a sum that sits around the 10 million euro valuation placed on him by his current club. With his deal running for just a year, the timing has become increasingly favourable for a move.
With negotiations now described as well advanced, Onyedika could be set for a swift switch to Germany. After three seasons in Belgium, the midfielder’s next step appears to be moving from speculation to execution.
During his spell at Club Brugge, Onyedika added major silverware to his CV, capturing two league championships along with the Belgian Cup and the Belgian Super Cup. His achievements there have underlined his value—whether as a key contributor on the pitch or as a prized asset in the transfer market.
Transfermarkt currently estimates his market value at 23 million euros, highlighting the gap that still exists between that figure and the reported nine million euro offer being discussed for the move.
