Eintracht Frankfurt are being linked with a move for SV Elversberg striker Younes Ebnoutalib, with the probability of a transfer currently rated at 48% according to the latest data.
The 22-year-old centre-forward, who represents both Germany and Morocco at nationality level, is rumoured to be on Frankfurt’s radar after a rapid rise in value and profile in the 2. Bundesliga. Ebnoutalib is currently valued at €6.00m, a remarkable jump from a six-figure valuation earlier in 2025, fuelling suggestions that Eintracht may try to strike before his price climbs further.
Ebnoutalib is under contract at Elversberg, but the available information does not specify its duration, leaving open a range of scenarios, including the possibility that he could edge towards free-agent status in the near future if no extension is agreed. That contractual uncertainty is understood to be a factor in the current speculation around his future.
Born in Frankfurt am Main on 13 September 2003 and standing at 1.91m, the right-footed forward offers a profile that would fit Eintracht’s preference for physically strong, mobile attackers. He plays primarily as a centre-forward and has been a key part of Elversberg’s attack since his move there from FC Gießen.
His career path has taken him from youth football at FC Kalbach and SV Heddernheim through several German academies, including SG Red-White Frankfurt and SV Wehen Wiesbaden, before a spell in Italy with Perugia’s Primavera and first team. A short period without a club in early 2024 preceded his resurgence at Gießen and then Elversberg, where his performances have driven his market value upwards.
Should a move to the Bundesliga materialise, it would mark a significant step in Ebnoutalib’s development and could prove pivotal in shaping both his top-flight ambitions and his standing within German and Moroccan football.
