Finn Jeltsch on the rise: Real, Juve and Arsenal eye Stuttgart CB | OneFootball

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·29 September 2026

Finn Jeltsch on the rise: Real, Juve and Arsenal eye Stuttgart CB

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The young German defender has just received his first call-up to the senior national team, and his name is starting to gain momentum in the European market.

Finn Jeltsch enters the radar of Europe’s giants

Finn Jeltsch, a centre-back who is only 20 years old, is going through a key moment in his career. The Stuttgart player has been called up to the German national team for the first time, a recognition that could also increase his market value.


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The defender had already attracted the interest of several European giants. According to information published by AS, Real Madrid have been monitoring his progress for some time and see him as one of their options to strengthen the defence.

Juventus and Arsenal join the race

However, Los Blancos would not be the only club interested. As reported by TuttoJuve, both Juventus and Arsenal have also set their sights on Jeltsch and could compete for his signature.

The deal, however, would come at a high price. Stuttgart are believed to have set a valuation of between €50 million and €60 million to allow one of their young defensive talents to leave.

Barcelona, Bayern and Liverpool are also tracking him

The list of suitors does not end there. Barcelona, Bayern Munich and Liverpool are also said to be closely following the German centre-back’s development.

His first call-up to the senior national team could provide a further boost to his value and make him one of the most closely watched young defenders ahead of the upcoming transfer windows.

For now, Jeltsch remains under contract at Stuttgart, but the growing interest from several of Europe’s top clubs could trigger a major battle for his signature.

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