VfB Stuttgart signs Slovak attacker Leo Sauer from Feyenoord
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Jul 29, 2026, 3:05 PM
Last updated Jul 29, 2026
VfB Stuttgart has officially confirmed the signing of 20-year-old Slovak attacker Leo Sauer from Feyenoord. The club reportedly outmaneuvered Hoffenheim for Sauer's signature, agreeing on a base transfer fee of approximately €12.5 million, with additional performance bonuses included. Sauer has experience in the Dutch Eredivisie, and his performance with the Slovak national team has raised his profile. His contract with Stuttgart runs through 2031, and he expressed excitement about joining a prestigious club with a strong tradition and fan base.
- •Stuttgart confirms signing of Leo Sauer from Feyenoord.
- •Transfer fee is around €12.5 million, plus performance bonuses.
- •Sauer's contract extends through 2031.
- •He previously impressed in the Eredivisie and for Slovakia.
- •Sauer is eager to contribute to Stuttgart's success.
- 3:05 PMYahoo Sports — Official | VfB Stuttgart sign Slovak attacking talent Leo Sauer (20)
"VfB Stuttgart have officially confirmed the signing of Feyenoord attacker Leo Sauer. The Swabians edged out regional Baden-Württemberg rivals Hoffenheim to obtain the 20-year-old’s signature. Kicke...
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