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Enzo Millot: From VfB to Al-Ahli – A football change under the radar!
Enzo Millot is moving from VfB Stuttgart to Al-Ahli in Saudi Arabia for 30 million euros. Details about his achievements and future.
Enzo Millot: From VfB to Al-Ahli – A football change under the radar!
In the current football world, a former VfB Stuttgart player is making a name for himself: Enzo Millot, who moved to Al-Ahli in the Saudi Pro League in the summer of 2025 for a whopping 30 million euros. [Transfermarkt] reports that the midfielder has provided an assist in five league appearances so far. Although he falls short of his expectations, he has already shown his qualities in cup competitions and the Champions League.
The first few months in Saudi Arabia were mixed. Millot has achieved a total of eight points scorer in twelve games this season, which corresponds to a solid average of one point every 120 minutes. However, his creative ideas have so far remained somewhat muted in the Saudi League itself, leading to speculation that he might consider a return to France after his stint in Saudi Arabia.
A look at the Saudi Pro League
The Saudi Pro League has developed into a serious competition in recent years. The league's total market value is currently estimated at an impressive 1.14 billion euros. Al-Ahli, Millot's current club, has a squad value of 286.20 million euros and is therefore in the middle of the league, which is one of the top teams alongside Al-Hilal and Al-Ittihad. [Transfermarkt] lists the teams according to their total market value and impressively shows the financial power of the competition.
- Al-Hilal: 277,98 Mio. €
- Al-Ahli: 286,20 Mio. €
- Al-Ittihad: 304,88 Mio. €
- Al-Nassr: 285,15 Mio. €
For Millot, despite the initial challenges, the move is an opportunity to make a name for himself in a growing market. His participation in major tournaments in the past, such as Olympic finals and cup finals, suggests that he can certainly play to his strengths in crucial games.
An eye on the future
Last but not least, Millot's behavior off the pitch is attracting attention. He was observed watching the game between his former club Stuttgart and FSV Mainz 05 on his cell phone in the dressing room. This could be seen as a sign of solidarity with his old team and shows that he has not forgotten his roots. [Transfermarkt] report that he still performs well when it matters most and his experience in Saudi Arabia could prove valuable if he eventually returns to the European football scene.
The next few months will show how Millot will develop and whether he can live up to the expectations placed on him when he moved to the Saudi Pro League. What is certain is that eyes are on him – in the league and beyond.