Galatasaray makes second bid for Stuttgart's Demirović amid negotiations
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Aug 20, 2026, 1:43 PM
Last updated Aug 20, 2026

Galatasaray has reportedly taken steps to secure Ermedin Demirović from VfB Stuttgart this summer. The Turkish champions submitted a €15 million offer, which Stuttgart rejected, as they aim to recoup the €23 million spent on the forward in 2024. Talks between the clubs are ongoing, with Galatasaray awaiting a response to their latest bid. Stuttgart may need to find a replacement for Demirović after recently selling Jovan Milošević to SC Braga for €8 million.
- •Galatasaray aims to sign Ermedin Demirović from VfB Stuttgart.
- •Initial €15 million bid from Galatasaray was rejected by Stuttgart.
- •Demirović was acquired by Stuttgart for €23 million in 2024.
- •Ongoing negotiations suggest a potential agreement is close.
- •Stuttgart may need a replacement after selling Jovan Milošević.
- 1:43 PMYahoo Sports — Galatasaray launch second bid for Demirović as agreement nears completion
"Galatasaray have reportedly shifted one step closer to signing Ermedin Demirovic from VfB Stuttgart this summer.According to Yagiz Sabuncuoglu, the reigning Turkish champions are very close to reachin...
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