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VfB Stuttgart

VfB Stuttgart

UEFA Champions League

Season Statistics

0 MATCHES
PLAYED
Win (0%) Draw (0%) Loss (0%)
0 Played
0 Won
0 Drawn
0 Lost
0 Goals For
0 Goals Against

Team Overview

VfB Stuttgart enters this UEFA Champions League campaign as one of German football's traditional clubs, historically recognized for its youth development pedigree and a competitive presence in the Bundesliga. Under head coach Sebastian Hoeness, the club has built a reputation in recent seasons for progressive, attacking football, though the specifics of the current campaign's tactical approach and squad makeup are best assessed through the results on the pitch rather than assumption.

Turning to the numbers at hand, VfB Stuttgart's Champions League statistics currently show a completely blank slate: zero matches played, no wins, draws, or losses, and no goals scored or conceded in either home or away fixtures. This means there is no on-pitch form yet to draw upon for this season's European campaign, and any assessment of momentum, defensive solidity, or attacking output must wait until the club takes the field. The absence of clean sheets or matches where the side failed to score simply reflects that no data exists yet, not any qualitative judgment on the team.

Given the lack of played matches, it is not possible to characterize Stuttgart's strengths or playing style within this competition based on the available statistics. What can be said is that the club arrives at this Champions League campaign under Sebastian Hoeness's stewardship, with the record still entirely to be written. As fixtures are played, meaningful patterns in scoring, defending, and home versus away form will emerge, offering clearer insight into how VfB Stuttgart is navigating Europe's premier club competition this season.

Squad (34 players)

Goalkeepers (4)

F. Bredlow
#1 F. Bredlow
S. Drljača
#41 S. Drljača
M. Funk
#33 M. Funk
D. Seimen
#41 D. Seimen

Defenders (12)

A. Al Dakhil
#2 A. Al Dakhil
L. Assignon
#22 L. Assignon
J. Chabot
#24 J. Chabot
R. Hendriks
#3 R. Hendriks
Maximilian Tobias Herwerth
#4 Maximilian Tobias Herwerth
L. Jaquez
#14 L. Jaquez
Finn Jeltsch
#29 Finn Jeltsch
Joyeux Masanka Bungi
#24 Joyeux Masanka Bungi
M. Mittelstädt
#7 M. Mittelstädt
L. Stergiou
#20 L. Stergiou
D. Zagadou
#23 D. Zagadou
Y. Spalt
#47 Y. Spalt

Midfielders (6)

J. Vagnoman
#4 J. Vagnoman
A. Karazor
#16 A. Karazor
N. Nartey
#28 N. Nartey
G. Prömel
#21 G. Prömel
A. Stiller
#6 A. Stiller
C. Führich
#10 C. Führich

Attackers (12)

B. El Khannouss
#11 B. El Khannouss
Jeremy Arévalo
#32 Jeremy Arévalo
E. Demirović
#9 E. Demirović
J. Leweling
#18 J. Leweling
J. Majchrzak
#30 J. Majchrzak
Jarzinho Ataide Adriano de Nascimento Malanga
#27 Jarzinho Ataide Adriano de Nascimento Malanga
D. Pejčinović
#17 D. Pejčinović
L. Penna
#7 L. Penna
L. Sauer
#44 L. Sauer
Tiago Tomás
#8 Tiago Tomás
D. Undav
#26 D. Undav
T. van der Leij
#9 T. van der Leij

Player Statistics

2026/27 Season
# Player Pos Rating Apps Goals Assists Mins Tackles Passes
18
J. Leweling
J. Leweling
FW 6.6 2 0 0 48 0 15
3
R. Hendriks
R. Hendriks
DF 6.0 2 0 0 102 1 51
10
C. Führich
C. Führich
MF 6.9 1 0 0 68 0 40
28
N. Nartey
N. Nartey
DF 6.6 1 0 0 9 0 4
21
G. Prömel
G. Prömel
MF 6.6 1 0 0 90 1 74
4
J. Vagnoman
J. Vagnoman
DF 7.7 1 0 1 81 3 47
7
M. Mittelstädt
M. Mittelstädt
DF 7.2 1 0 0 90 2 83
1
F. Bredlow
F. Bredlow
GK 9.2 1 0 0 90 0 27
26
D. Undav
D. Undav
MF 6.9 1 0 2 90 0 65
24
J. Chabot
J. Chabot
DF 7.9 1 0 0 90 3 109
9
E. Demirović
E. Demirović
FW 6.2 1 0 0 12 0 5
6
A. Stiller
A. Stiller
MF 7.3 1 0 0 86 1 111
8
Tiago Tomás
Tiago Tomás
MF 8.2 1 1 1 86 1 20
2
A. Al Dakhil
A. Al Dakhil
DF 6.6 1 0 0 12 0 11
11
B. El Khannouss
B. El Khannouss
MF 6.6 1 0 0 22 2 32
44
L. Sauer
L. Sauer
FW 6.6 1 0 0 12 0 7
17
D. Pejčinović
D. Pejčinović
FW 9.3 1 3 0 86 0 22
29
Finn Jeltsch
Finn Jeltsch
DF 7.5 1 0 0 90 0 101
47
Y. Spalt
Y. Spalt
MF 0.0 1 0 0 1 0 1

Recent Transfers

2025/26 & 2026/27

Arrivals (31)

D. Pejčinović
From VfL Wolfsburg
Transfer Aug 2026
L. Sauer
From Feyenoord
Transfer Jul 2026
M. Funk
From Energie Cottbus
Free agent Jun 2026
T. van der Leij
From Waalwijk
Transfer Jun 2026
G. Prömel
From 1899 Hoffenheim
Free agent Jun 2026
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Departures (47)

B. Bouanani
To Rangers
Loan Sep 2026
M. Catovic
To Barcelona
Loan Aug 2026
José María Andrés Baixauli
To Brighton
Transfer Aug 2026
L. Jovanović
To Udinese
Transfer Aug 2026
Christopher Olivier
To Brondby
Transfer Aug 2026
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Injuries & Availability

10 Out 0 Doubtful
J. Arevalo
J. Arevalo Back Injury
Out
J. Diehl
J. Diehl Muscle Injury
Out
L. Jaquez
L. Jaquez Muscle Injury
Out
N. Nartey
N. Nartey Red Card
Out
D. Seimen
D. Seimen Thigh Injury
Out
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Impact Analysis

VfB Stuttgart face a significant test of squad depth with ten players currently unavailable, one of the more extensive absentee lists a side can contend with in Champions League competition. The muscle injury cluster is particularly notable, with J. Diehl, L. Jaquez, T. Tomas, and D. Zagadou all sidelined by soft-tissue issues, suggesting the fitness and conditioning staff will have their hands full managing the squad's recovery workload. R. Hendriks' knee injury and D. Seimen's thigh problem add further strain, while J. Arevalo's back injury rounds out a physically varied set of issues that spans multiple muscle groups and joints rather than being concentrated in one area of the body. N. Nartey's unavailability due to a red card is a disciplinary rather than physical absence, adding a suspension into the mix alongside the injuries.

With S. Drljaca and L. Stergiou also off the roster entirely, Stuttgart's pool of selectable players is meaningfully reduced, and the sheer breadth of the list, touching defense, midfield, and squad depth simultaneously, limits tactical flexibility. Whatever remains fit will need to absorb heavier minutes than usual, and rotation options appear thin given how many bodies are unavailable at once. This is a squad depth challenge that extends well beyond a single position group.

Recent Form

WLWLW
W 1. FC Köln 4-1 (H)
L Bayern München 5-1 (A)
W Hansa Rostock 0-4 (A)
L Fulham 1-0 (A)
W Everton 3-1 (H)

Form Analysis

VfB Stuttgart's last five matches show a distinctly inconsistent pattern, with three wins and two losses producing a stop-start rhythm rather than sustained momentum. The results have alternated between commanding performances and heavy defeats: a 4-1 home win over 1. FC Köln and a 3-1 home victory over Everton bookend a 0-4 away triumph at Hansa Rostock, yet these highs were interrupted by a 5-1 away loss to Bayern München and a narrow 1-0 defeat away to Fulham. Attacking output has been strong overall, with 12 goals scored across the five games, and the away win at Hansa Rostock in particular demonstrated the squad's capacity to score freely when things click. However, defensive solidity has been a genuine issue, with 8 goals conceded in the same span, most glaringly in the 5-1 collapse against Bayern München. A clear pattern emerges around venue and opposition quality: Stuttgart have been productive at home, scoring heavily against Köln and Everton, while away form has been far more mixed, oscillating between the emphatic win at Hansa Rostock and the tighter, goal-shy loss at Fulham. Against a heavyweight opponent like Bayern München, the defensive frailties were most exposed, suggesting a gap in quality when facing the division's strongest sides.

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