Goalkeeper Kevin Trapp has returned to Eintracht Frankfurt on a permanent deal from Paris St Germain for an undisclosed fee.
The Germany international spent last season on loan at the Commerzbank-Arena, having left Frankfurt for the French capital in 2015, and has now signed a five-year contract with the Bundesliga club.
Trapp made a total of 91 appearances for PSG, winning two Ligue 1 titles and a pair of French Cup and League Cup crowns.
Eintracht have re-signed goalkeeper Kevin #Trapp on a five-year contract from @PSG_English.— Eintracht Frankfurt (@eintracht_eng) August 7, 2019
“I made it clear in the spring that I’m very happy in Frankfurt and at Eintracht,” the 29-year-old told the German club’s official website.
“My time in Paris was very exciting and successful, and a great experience, but now I’m coming home for good and want to achieve a lot more with Eintracht.”
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