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Stuttgart fixes Atangana: The hope from Reims is coming!
VfB Stuttgart shapes the summer transfer with interest in Atangana from Stade Reims – talent and market values in focus.
Stuttgart fixes Atangana: The hope from Reims is coming!
The transfer period brings a breath of fresh air into football, and VfB Stuttgart is showing a good knack for strengthening their own team in the middle of the midfield. How Transfer market Reportedly, the Swabians have already reached an agreement with the talented Valentin Atangana from Stade Reims. The 19-year-old midfielder has been targeted after the club were relegated last season and is now looking for reinforcements.
Atangana, who started 33 of 34 league games, was his team's bright spot in a difficult season. Only goalkeeper Yehvann Diouf got more playing time. His market value increased tenfold in the past season from 1 million to an impressive 10 million euros. A remarkable rise that underlines his footballing quality and more than justifies his role in the Stade Reims team this season.
The challenge for Stuttgart
But despite the agreement with Atangana, the clubs are still far apart when it comes to financial conditions. If the move works out, Atangana would be the fourth newcomer and the third teenager to move to Stuttgart in this transfer window. In particular, the competition for places in midfield will be exciting as he would have to compete with players like Angelo Stiller and Atakan Karazor.
Stiller, who is repeatedly rumored to be moving to top clubs such as Liverpool and Real Madrid, is staying in Stuttgart for the time being. New signing Lorenz Assignon, who came from Stade Rennes for 12 million euros, is also one of the key players. Nevertheless, the Swabians are particularly in the market for an additional central midfielder, with the total number of new signings already exceeding €20 million, and Atangana could be the perfect addition.
Talents are in high demand
Ligue 1 has established itself as the “League of Talent” in which many exciting players from Africa demonstrate their skills. How Africafoot analysed, the best U19 players include Atangana himself, who has already made five appearances for Stade Reims this season. He is described as binational and could even play for the Cameroon national team in the future.
His technical talent and ability to distribute the ball profitably are what set him apart. This is also reflected in the fact that he is one of the top five U19 players in Ligue 1, alongside talents such as Badredine Bouanani, Papa Amadou Diallo, Francis Régis Mughe and Lamine Camara.
Worldwide attention for young talents
In a global context, attention is also drawn to football's most promising talents. The recently released NXGN list has resulted in the selection of the inaugural NXGN Nine, recognizing outstanding talent. Loud goal The best young players are no longer listed in a ranking list, but instead the focus is on a group of players who have shown the potential for a great career in recent years.
What happens next with Valentin Atangana remains to be seen. One thing is certain, however: VfB Stuttgart has a promising player in mind with the young professional who could further strengthen the team through his dynamic style of play and his development.