Overview
- Wolfsburg sporting director Dieter Hecking confirmed late Saturday that the club had reached an agreement with another team over Pejčinović.
- Multiple outlets report the clubs settled on a roughly €25 million fee while the transfer remains subject to the player passing a medical and finalising paperwork.
- Pejčinović made clear he preferred to stay in the Bundesliga and told Wolfsburg he wanted the move after weeks of incremental bids from Stuttgart.
- Bild and some outlets published specific contract details including a deal to 2031 and a reported €2.5m annual wage but those terms are not independently confirmed.
- The sale would be a large profit for Wolfsburg, who bought Pejčinović from Augsburg in 2022 for about €1.25m, and would give Stuttgart a young striker with 12 goals in 2025/26 as they prepare for Champions League football.