VfB Stuttgart: Looking for the perfect Anton successor

VfB Stuttgart: Looking for the perfect Anton successor

In the run -up to the new season, VfB Stuttgart is faced with the challenge of finding a successor for the Waldemar Anton, who was changed to Borussia Dortmund. While many fans and experts look forward to developments, there is a clear trend in German football, which indicates the intensive competitions for promising talents.

The competition for central defenders

The search of VfB Stuttgart for a new central defender reflects the need to remain competitive in the current football environment. With names like Sepp van den Berg, Arthur Theat and Dean Huijsen it becomes apparent that the Swabians are not solely on the hunt for reinforcements. The VfB competes with several Bundesliga clubs and has to face the challenges of a tense transfer market.

Investments in talents like van den Berg

According to reports, those responsible must expect to invest between 10 and 15 million euros for a new central defender. Van den Berg, a 1.92 meter tall defender who most recently played at Mainz 05, could be an attractive option. However, the price of 20 million euros could be too high for Stuttgart. It is noteworthy that the market for central defenders is increasingly under pressure through these price levels.

Huijsen: A promising talent

Another name that is in the room is Dean Huijsen, a 19-year-old player who was loaned by Juventus Turin to AS Rome. According to reports, Stuttgart has already made an offer for him. However, Huijsen is only part of the challenge, since Borussia Dortmund, Bayern Munich, VfL Wolfsburg and Bayer 04 Leverkusen are also interested in the talented defender.

market changes and the search for quality

The information situation shows that the Bundesliga clubs are increasingly willing to invest high transfer amounts for promising players. This trend could also have an impact on VfB Stuttgart's long -term strategy. A new central defender could not only strengthen the defensive, but also serve as a symbol for the club's ambitions.

marketing trip to Japan and the outlook

On July 25th, VfB Stuttgart breaks down to a marketing trip to Japan, with the probability that a new central defender will start the trip. Nevertheless, it remains to be seen whether the talks and negotiations will make progress during this time. However, the need for strategic reinforcements on the defensive remains essential to keep up with the claims in the Bundesliga.

- Nag