"Eintracht vom Main": On a foray with Nnamdi Collins

The eagle bearer talks about his path to professional football, his childhood in Düsseldorf and his development in Frankfurt. In addition, athletics in focus and ten years of Frankfurt Champions League winners.

What a half-year for Nnamdi Collins! The 21-year-old initially developed into a mainstay in Dino Toppmöller's squad and then also gained a foothold in the German U21 national team. In an interview with the "Eintracht vom Main" editorial team, he talks about his career, his stations in Düsseldorf and Dortmund, the special team spirit at Eintracht and about the challenges and special features of life as a professional footballer.

The last major title

On 14 May 2015, FFC Frankfurt, who were to merge with Eintracht five years later, won the UEFA Women's Champions League. It is the last major title. Goalkeeper Desirée Smisek, who lifted the trophy in her hometown of Berlin, and Kai Rennich, who worked as an assistant coach then as now, remember.

Exciting stories, emotional reviews and exclusive insights into the world of Eintracht once again on 96 pages.

Also in this issue:

• Nathaniel Brown answers eleven questions at the Eagles 11 – and doesn't just talk about food.
• Records for Ellyes Skhiri and Kevin Trapp.
• Tanja Pawollek: Farewell after nine years in Frankfurt.
• Emotional moments at the memorial match for Bernd Hölzenbein in Dehrn.
• Football school: Karl-Heinz Körbel and Co. trained with over 420 children in six camps within two weeks of Easter.
• 100 years of the Waldstadion: Three legendary mishaps.
• What does Holger Friz, who won four major titles with Eintracht in a decade, actually do?

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