Juventus have reportedly stepped up their interest in Stuttgart striker Ermedin Demirović following his outstanding performance in the Champions League, with several European clubs now keeping a close eye on the Bosnian forward.
The 28-year-old striker delivered a spectacular display on September 9, scoring all three goals in Stuttgart’s 3–1 victory over Viking in their opening Champions League fixture of the season.
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His clinical finishing and impressive attacking performance immediately attracted attention from several clubs across Europe.
According to Fussball News, Juventus are among the teams monitoring Demirović, alongside AC Milan, Leeds United and Galatasaray.
Scouts representing the four clubs have reportedly assessed the striker’s recent performances as they consider whether to make a move in the future.
Stuttgart Set €35 Million Asking Price for Ermedin Demirović
Any club hoping to sign Demirović would face difficult negotiations with Stuttgart. The Bosnian international remains under contract with the German side until June 2028, giving the club a strong negotiating position.
Stuttgart are reportedly unwilling to consider offers below €35 million, meaning interested clubs would need to make a significant financial commitment to secure his services.
Demirović’s recent Champions League hat-trick has further increased his visibility, and his performances could lead to greater competition for his signature in the coming transfer windows.
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The striker has experience in Spanish football, having represented both Deportivo Alavés and Almería earlier in his career. He joined Stuttgart in 2024 and has since established himself as an important attacking player for the German club.
Since arriving at Stuttgart, Demirović has recorded 36 goals and 11 assists in 92 official appearances, underlining his contribution in the final third.
With Juventus, Milan, Leeds United and Galatasaray reportedly monitoring his situation, Demirović could become a player to watch in the upcoming transfer market.
However, Stuttgart’s €35 million valuation and his long-term contract could make any potential deal challenging.