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Several days after Deadline Day

Stuttgart reports another transfer

Stuttgart reports another transfer
05. September 2026, 07:20

Three days after the Bundesliga transfer deadline, VfB Stuttgart announced another departure.

According to the club, Ecuadorian striker Jeremy Arévalo will move on a loan basis until the end of the season to Portuguese top-flight side CF Estrela Amadora.

Stuttgart had paid 7.5 million euros to his former club Racing Santander for the 21-year-old World Cup participant in January. However, Arévalo has managed only 32 Bundesliga minutes so far.

VfB sporting director Fabian Wohlgemuth stated that the loan to Estrela Amadora represents the right career step for Jeremy at this point in time, allowing him to gain playing time and further experience in Portugal's top division. He added that the club wishes him all the best during his time in Portugal and will follow his development closely.

VfB Stuttgart departures 2026/27 overview:
NameReceiving clubTransfer fee
Chema AndrésBrighton22.00 million €
Jovan MilosevicSC Braga8.00 million €
Lazar JovanovicUdinese6.50 million €
Noah DarvichSV Elversberg750 thousand € (loan fee)
Laurin UlrichSC Paderborn600 thousand € (loan fee)
Florian HellsternGreuther Fürth50 thousand € (loan fee)
Badredine BouananiGlasgow RangersLoan
Jeremy ArévaloEstrela AmadoraLoan
Mirza CatovicBarça AtlèticLoan
Pascal StenzelFree agent–

Stuttgart also loans out Bouanani

Estrela Amadora, a young club from a suburb of Lisbon, was recently acquired in large part by an investor group that includes former German internationals Thomas Müller and Mats Hummels.

Stuttgart had already announced another loan deal after Deadline Day: Badredine Bouanani moved to Glasgow to join Rangers.

Wohlgemuth noted that Bouanani demonstrated his considerable potential as a young player in 28 competitive matches last season. He emphasized that regular playing time at a high level is important for his continued development, and that Glasgow Rangers provides excellent conditions for this. He concluded by wishing Bouanani a successful season in Scotland.

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