Stuttgart retain Leweling, while Roma and Inter had scouted him

Leweling background: in the fresh air of Stuttgart's sports village, there was the anticipation of a crucial decision. Jamie Leweling, a twenty‑five‑year‑old German, has stayed at the club, despite interest from Roma and a concrete inquiry from Inter. The German defender, known for his versatility, has sparked curiosity among Italian executives.

Demand for €40 million

Stuttgart has set a firm asking price: at least forty million euros to transfer the twenty‑five‑year‑old from Nuremberg. The sum, considered high, has been one of the reasons why the move has not taken off.

Roma explored the market in the final stage, but the last piece was missing: an attacking midfielder with Leweling’s characteristics. Without that profile, the club did not complete the purchase.

Inter also considered Leweling as a possible alternative on the right flank, to give Christian Chivu the qualities missing in the squad. However, the negotiation did not continue.

Leweling has played exclusively in Germany: from Nuremberg’s youth teams to Greuther Fürth, then to Union Berlin, before arriving at Stuttgart, which signed him after the 2024 summer loan for six million euros.

With the German national team he has earned six caps and one goal. This season is seen by him as the possible turning point of his career.

For now, the twenty‑five‑year‑old remains in the Bundesliga, ready to contribute to Stuttgart’s project.