Mainz 05: No offers for Anton Stach yet – interest from BVB & Co.

At Mainz “no one is not for sale”

Borussia Dortmund, Bayer 04 Leverkusen, Borussia Mönchengladbach, RB Leipzig – the list of people allegedly interested in Anton Stach is long. According to a “Sky” report from the beginning of the week, the midfielder from Mainz 05 is one of the most sought-after players in the four Bundesliga clubs. According to his own statements, Christian Heidel, sports director of the “zero fives”, has not noticed anything about a race for the 24-year-old – although he emphasizes that this does not necessarily mean anything these days.








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“We haven’t gotten anything from the whole circus yet,” Heidel said, when asked about a possible change from Stach at the end of the season “Picture” quoted. “No one has reported here yet, so the topic is not currently on the table.”

Stach is in the midfield of Mainz, who with 36 points from 24 games as seventh in the table are aiming for participation in the European competition (to the Bundesliga table), and only missed three of the 28 competitive games due to injury. With a market value of 15 million euros, the two-time national player is the most valuable professional in the FSV squad and will start his last year of contract in the summer.

Poulsen, Olmo & Co.: Most valuable Bundesliga players with contract expiring in 2024

Yussuf Poulsen (RB Leipzig) – market value: €10m

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As of March 18, 2023

Felix Uduokhai (FC Augsburg) – market value: €10m

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Dodi Lukébakio (Hertha) – market value: €12m

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Manuel Neuer (FC Bayern) – market value: €12m

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Kerem Demirbay (Bayer 04) – market value: €12m

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Emre Can (BVB) – market value: €14m

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Lukas Klostermann (RB Leipzig) – market value: €14m

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Jonathan Burkardt (Mainz 05) – market value: €15m

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Anton Stach (Mainz 05) – market value: €15m

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Thomas Müller (FC Bayern) – market value: €18m

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Philipp Lienhart (SC Freiburg) – market value: €20m

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Nico Elvedi (Gladbach) – market value: €20m

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Florian Neuhaus (Gladbach) – market value: €20m

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Djibril Sow (E. Frankfurt) – market value: €22m

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Julian Brandt (BVB) – Market value: €28m

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Benjamin Pavard (FC Bayern) – market value: €35m

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Dani Olmo (RB Leipzig) – market value: €40m

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Lucas Hernández (FC Bayern) – market value: €50m

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Interested parties must therefore contact Mainz by December 31 if they want to get in touch with the player. “That’s right,” says Heidel, but adds: “In terms of regulations, yes, but no one is sticking to it anymore.” Mainz still has an option to extend it until June 2025 Have time. But I don’t see any reason why we shouldn’t pull them,” said the 59-year-old.

Even if the contract is extended, staying is by no means guaranteed – “Sky” wrote of a transfer fee of 15 million euros. Heidel did not want to comment on this sum, but said: “For Mainz 05 no player is unsellable. In such a case, you have to weigh the economic against the sporty. It also depends on what the player wants. And then you make a decision.” In the history of the Mainz club, a higher fee has only been achieved three times with a transfer.

Fulgini, Schürrle & Co.: The 15 most expensive sales from Mainz 05

15 – Angelo Fulgini | 2023/24 for €7m to RC Lens

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Status: March 2023

14 – Adam Szalai | 2013/14 for €8m to Schalke 04

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11 Jeremiah St Juste | 2022/23 for €10m to Sporting

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11 – Ridle Baku | 2020/21 for €10 million to VfL Wolfsburg

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11 Moussa Niakhate | 2022/23 for €10m to Nottingham Forest

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10 – Johannes Geis | 2015/16 for €10.5m to Schalke 04

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9 – Yoshinori Muto | 2018/19 for €10.7m to Newcastle United

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6 – Jean Philippe Mateta | 2021/22 for €11m to Crystal Palace

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6 – Suat Serdar | 2018/19 for €11m to Schalke 04

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6 – Shinji Okazaki | 2015/16 for €11m to Leicester City

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5 – Yunus Malli | 2016/17 for €12.5 million to VfL Wolfsburg

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4 – André Schurrle | 2011/12 for €14m to Bayer Leverkusen

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3 – Jhon Cordoba | 2017/18 for €17m to 1. FC Köln

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2 – Jean Philippe Gbamin | 2019/20 for €25m to Everton

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