Bild reports on VfB Stuttgart's failed attempt to sign Caspar Jander from Nürnberg. VfB Stuttgart reached an agreement with Caspar Jander, a star from the second division club Nürnberg. However, the transfer did not proceed because Nürnberg demanded a transfer fee of 15 million euros, which VfB Stuttgart deemed inappropriate for the player.

Bild reports on VfB Stuttgart's interest in Caspar Jander and the challenges they face in securing his transfer. VfB Stuttgart is interested in Caspar Jander but will need to offer more money than initially hoped. An 8 million Euro offer was rejected, and it is alleged that up to 14 million Euros might be required. Negotiations have stalled.

Caspar Jander wants to join VfB Stuttgart after reaching a full verbal agreement. Negotiations between Stuttgart and Nürnberg are ongoing.

Caspar Jander is being followed by VfB Stuttgart, among other clubs including TSG Hoffenheim, Brentford FC, and Wolverhampton Wanderers. His current club, FC Nürnberg, is reluctant to let him go, and a high asking price of 20 million euros has been set to deter interest. His trainer, Miroslav Klose, suggests he should stay another year at FC Nürnberg. The transfer could involve a prolonged negotiation process, as indicated by FC Nürnberg's sporting director Joti Chatzialexiou, who has not set a deadline, suggesting the potential for a months-long poker game over Jander's future.