The 1999–2000 season marked Eintracht Frankfurt’s 100th year in football and their 98th season in the Bundesliga, the top tier of German football. It was a season of transition, with the club finishing 14th in the Bundesliga, a position that ensured their survival in the league but fell short of competing for higher honors. The team struggled throughout the season, which led to the resignation of manager Jörg Berger in December 1999. Felix Magath was appointed as his replacement, but the change in leadership did not significantly improve the team’s fortunes in the league.
In the DFB-Pokal, Frankfurt was eliminated in the 3rd round, failing to make a deep run in the competition. The club’s top scorer was Bachirou Salou, who netted 8 goals in the league and the same number in total across all competitions, a modest return given the club’s struggles that season.
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