Contract until 2030
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Caspar Jander’s transfer from 1. FC Nürnberg to FC Southampton is officially. According to media reports, the transfer for the 22 -year -old midfielder is 12 million euros and can continue to rise with bonuses. In the history of the club, only Stefanos Tzimas was more expensive. Jander signed the Saints by 2030.
Born in Münster Jander, the MSV Duisburg had switched to the club in 2024, where his contract was still valid until 2028. After a strong debut year, he had increased its market value from 750,000 to 7 million euros. Since then, he has managed three goals and ten templates in 36 games – including his missions in the new season. Since then he has also belonged to the squad at the U21 European Championship, which reached the final, and was in the field in the group phase in the 2-1 against title holder England in the group.
Jander was also traded at VfB Stuttgart, but the Swabians scored the demand of EUR 15 million. He overtakes Can Uzun, who moved to Eintracht Frankfurt for 11 million euros in the summer of 2024, and is in second place in the most expensive FCN exits. Only Tzimas, who switched to Brighton for EUR 26.5 million, was more expensive. Including Finn Jeltsch, who went to VfB Stuttgart for 9.5 million euros, Nuremberg received the four highest replacement within the past 14 months.
“Caspar is an all-round middle field player who has not surprisingly sparked, also from Premier League clubs. The decision to sign Southampton underlines the conviction that he shares our vision as a club and our positive reputation for the support of young players.
Jander was also happy about the move to the island: “It is really amazing. When I heard that Southampton wanted me to have me, I was so interested in coming here. I am really happy to be here. Southampton is such a big club with so much tradition and so many big players who have played here. What you want to do with the club and to build a new environment with many young players and the plan. To return League, I was really interested in coming here. “