VfB Stuttgart has stepped up its pursuit of Feyenoord winger Leo Sauer by submitting an official transfer bid that outpaces an earlier offer from TSG Hoffenheim, according to Dutch outlet FR12.
Stuttgart Overtakes Hoffenheim in Transfer Race
The race for Sauer’s signature intensified when Stuttgart entered negotiations and tabled a higher bid than Hoffenheim’s previous proposal, according to FR12. Hoffenheim spent the prior week locked in discussions with the Rotterdam club over a potential move to Germany but failed to reach a definitive club-to-club agreement. While exact financial figures remain undisclosed by FR12, the publication notes that Sauer has already reached a personal agreement with Hoffenheim. Stuttgart’s elevated bid now forces the young winger and his representatives to evaluate whether to open talks with Die Schwaben or stick with his initial preference for Hoffenheim.
Feyenoord Demands Premium Valuation
Securing the talented forward will require a substantial financial commitment. According to FR12 reporting, Feyenoord has adopted a firm stance and is not planning to let Sauer leave cheaply. Any prospective buyer must put forward a sum that sits ‘rum above’ his estimated market value of approximately seven million euros.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Who is trying to sign Leo Sauer from Feyenoord?
According to FR12, both TSG Hoffenheim and VfB Stuttgart have pursued the Feyenoord winger, with Stuttgart currently holding the higher bid.
What is Leo Sauer’s estimated market value?
Sauer carries an estimated market value of approximately seven million euros, though Feyenoord demands a fee well above that benchmark to sell, as reported by FR12.
Has Sauer agreed to personal terms with any club?
FR12 reports that Sauer has already reached a personal agreement with Hoffenheim, though Stuttgart’s newer, higher bid complicates his final destination.
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