Mathias Beck, the president of Eintracht Frankfurt, has expressed pride in the club's historic achievement of winning its first medal at the Olympic Winter Games, specifically in bobsleigh. His reflections come after the club's athletes participated in the Olympic events, creating a significant milestone for Eintracht Frankfurt. Beck highlighted the special atmosphere of the games in Cortina, which he will remember fondly for this momentous occasion in the club's history.

The president shared his excitement about being able to congratulate athlete Adam right after the award ceremony, emphasizing the personal connections and camaraderie within the team. He acknowledged that while celebrating was difficult due to the upcoming four-man bobsleigh competition, there remains a strong belief in the performance capabilities of the team, which includes fellow Eintracht athletes Issam Ammour and Joshua Tasche. Beck's enthusiastic comments signify a broader appreciation for bobsleigh as a prominent sport within the city's sporting culture.

Beck's remarks also underline Eintracht Frankfurt's commitment to excellence beyond just football, as the club continues to support its athletes in various sports and cultivate a rich tradition in competitive sports. The success at the Winter Olympics may inspire more local interest and participation in bobsleigh and other disciplines, reinforcing the city's status as a hub for diverse sports.