Kevin Trapp is reluctant to go goalkeeper for Manchester United. He has indicated this himself on his own social channels. The German was coveted by Erik ten Hag and his club, but he still opts for a longer stay at Eintracht Frankfurt. With that club Trapp can play in the Champions League, while United come out a European level lower.
The 32-year-old goalkeeper made the interest of the Mancunians and his reaction to it via Instagram. “Dear fans, a lot has been written about interest from Manchester United in recent days,” Trapp wrote. “It is indeed true that they want me. It is a club with a worldwide appearance and I hope you understand that I had to think about that, but yesterday (Wednesday, ed.) I told them that I have for Eintracht chosen.”
Despite the fact that the formation from Frankfurt is only on two points after three matches in the Bundesliga, Trapp would like to stay. “I have experienced things at this club that I will never forget. We wrote history together (last season Eintracht won the Europa League, ed.) And although this season had a mixed start, I have great confidence in our team. squad. You Kevin.”
The six-time international of Germany also played for Frankfurt between 2012 and 2015 and then made the switch to Paris Saint-Germain. However, the French top club turned out to be just a little too ambitious for Trapp, who returned to Frankfurt after a rental in the 2018/19 season to his old club. In May this year, he played a pivotal role in the Europa League final against Rangers by saving Aaron Ramsey’s decisive penalty.
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