Juve Stabia, Pescara and Cesena from Serie B showed interest in David Stuckler in January. Giorgio Zamuner, sporting director of Vicenza, stated that although it is premature to talk with Cremonese now, he hopes both clubs achieve their objectives, at which point there could be conditions for having the player again, given that he needs a further step in a place where he is appreciated. Zamuner aims to confirm the player for next year as well.

Vicenza is considering acquiring David Stuckler's rights from Cremonese to make him central to their project, which would likely start from Serie B. Trivenetogoal.it reports that Vicenza does not intend to part with Stuckler this winter and is contemplating a permanent purchase.

Following unsuccessful negotiations with Inter U23, Vicenza is prepared to make a move for David Stuckler. The 20-year-old Danish centre-forward, who was initially close to joining Inter U23, saw the transfer collapse, allowing Vicenza to show their interest. His contract with Cremonese is due to expire in June 2026, and Transfermarkt estimates his market value to be €500k. The potential departure of the young player from Cremonese occurs during a time of major squad changes after their promotion to Serie A. Stuckler's future now appears to be heading towards a new chapter with Vicenza, as the club aims to take advantage of the stalled negotiations with their competitors.