Dennis Seimen has made just five competitive appearances for VfB Stuttgart's first team. Despite this, the 20-year-old goalkeeper is reportedly already on the radar of European football's elite.

According to transfer reporter Ekrem Konur, Inter Milan, Manchester United, and Atlético Madrid are monitoring Seimen's performances at VfB Stuttgart. The journalist cited a potential price tag of 25 to 30 million euros.

However, the facts speak against a transfer. Seimen holds a contract with the club until 2029. Additionally, VfB Stuttgart only made the German U21 international their new number one in the summer.

After missing the season's start due to a thigh injury, the former Paderborn player is now established as the starter. Backup Fabian Bredlow has returned to his role as number two.

Manager Sebastian Hoeneß stated that Dennis is their number one and that this was the plan going into the season, with nothing having changed. Hoeneß noted that Bredlow has done a great job as a fantastic number two and will get playing time.

Bayern speculation surrounding VfB backup

On Tuesday, Bredlow received his opportunity in the Champions League away match at Galatasaray. The 31-year-old conceded twice in the 0-2 defeat.

Bredlow is only contracted to VfB Stuttgart until the end of the season. The experienced goalkeeper was recently linked with FC Bayern Munich.

According to reports, however, there is currently no Munich connection to the VfB goalkeeper. While the name Bredlow was mentioned at the German record champions during their search for a number two, the Stuttgart player is not in their shortlist, according to the reporting.

Bernd Leno (Fulham FC), Finn Dahmen (FC Augsburg), and Marvin Schwäbe (Cologne FC) were instead listed as candidates in the Bayern Insider podcast.