Demirović confirms commitment to Stuttgart amid Champions League aspirations
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Aug 4, 2026, 3:11 PM
Last updated Aug 4, 2026
VfB Stuttgart striker Demirović has confirmed he will remain with the club after returning from a post-World Cup break. He dismissed summer transfer rumors, expressing a desire to help Stuttgart as they compete in three tournaments this season. Demirović, who has contributed to 43 goals over two seasons, looks forward to facing compatriot Edin Dzeko in November. He also shared excitement for potential Champions League matches against teams like Arsenal or Liverpool.
- •Demirović ruled out a summer departure from Stuttgart.
- •He was involved in 43 goals in two seasons with the club.
- •Stuttgart is set to compete in three tournaments this season.
- •Demirović expressed excitement for matches against Arsenal or Liverpool.
- •He aims to continue scoring goals and assisting teammates.
- 3:11 PMYahoo Sports — Demirović confirms he will stay at Stuttgart as he dreams Champions League trips to England
"After several links in July, Demirović ruled out a summer departure from VfB Stuttgart on his return to the club after his post-World Cup vacation. The Bosnia & Herzegovina striker started all four o...
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