Frankfurt head coach Adi Hütter has been impressed by the progress of Maxime Gacinovic and has hinted that the Australian winger may be given a chance to start in the Bundesliga soon.

Gacinovic, who joined Frankfurt from Sydney FC in 2017, has struggled to break into the first team under Hütter's predecessor, but the Austrian coach has high praise for the 24-year-old's work rate and skills.

"Maxime has been training well and I've been impressed by his enthusiasm and his footballing skills," Hütter said.

"He's a very good player and I'm sure he will get his chance soon."

Gacinovic has made just 11 appearances for Frankfurt in the Bundesliga this season, but Hütter is confident that the Australian will soon become a regular starter for the club.

"Maxime has been working hard and he deserves his chance," Hütter said.

"He's a great player and I'm sure he will make a big impact for us."

Hütter's comments are a boost for Gacinovic, who has faced a tough competition for places in the Frankfurt squad.

However, the Australian winger remains focused on his training and is determined to prove himself in the Bundesliga.

Gacinovic has made a big impact for Frankfurt in the Europa League, scoring three goals in his last four games.

His form in the Europa League has caught the eye of Hütter, who believes that Gacinovic has the potential to be a key player for the club.

"Maxime has been very good in the Europa League and I'm sure he will continue to impress," Hütter said.

"He's a great player and I'm sure he will make a big impact for us."

Hütter's praise for Gacinovic is a testament to the Australian's hard work and dedication to his training.

Gacinovic's progress is a positive sign for Frankfurt, who are looking to improve their performance in the Bundesliga.

The Australian's form in the Europa League has given Hütter a dilemma, with Gacinovic competing with other players for a spot in the starting lineup.

However, Hütter is confident that Gacinovic will soon become a regular starter for the club.

"Maxime has been very good and I'm sure he will continue to impress," Hütter said.

"He's a great player and I'm sure he will make a big impact for us."

Gacinovic's progress is a positive sign for Frankfurt, who are looking to improve their performance in the Bundesliga.

The Australian's form in the Europa League has given Hütter a dilemma, with Gacinovic competing with other players for a spot in the starting lineup.

However, Hütter is confident that Gacinovic will soon become a regular starter for the club.