In the past week, FC Bayern pulled back its final contracting case for Joshua Kimmich. A farewell to the German international is anything but unlikely. The German record champion has already identified an “ideal replacement” for the DFB captain. Accordingly, Angelo Stiller from VfB Stuttgart could return to his training club.
According to “Sport1”, FC Bayern has been in use “for some time” scouts to look for a potential successor for Joshua Kimmich, whose future is ever more open after the recent development on Säbener Straße. If there is a separation, a prominent name could take over the Kimmich squad place with the record champions.
The TV station had thrown Angelo Stiller (VfB Stuttgart), Ilkay Gündogan (Manchester City), Hakan Calhanoglu (Inter Milan), Frenkie de Jong (FC Barcelona) or Martín Zubimendi (Real Sociedad). According to “fichajes.net”, it is becoming apparent that Stiller is high on the list of possible Kimmich heirs.
VfB Stuttgart: FC Bayern is targeting Angelo Stiller
According to this, the German industry leader in the German international sees the “ideal” replacement for the 30-year-old, who is only under contract on Säbener Straße until the end of June. According to the report of the online portal, the Swabians are ready to have the 23-year-old dragged against a transfer of around 40 million euros in the summer.
However, it is not yet clear whether the defensive midfielder wants to do the next career step in the coming summer. It was only at the end of January that Stiller extended his contract at VfB Stuttgart prematurely until 2028. According to the media reports, an exit clause was included in the new working paper of the international, which, according to “Bild”, only reaches from 2026.
Stiller is born in Munich, he spent his entire youth in the young teams of FC Bayern. As a nine -year -old, he had come to the German record champion. For the professionals of FC Bayern, he only played three competitive games in the course of his previous career. That could apparently change in the coming season.