Ermedin Demirovic, who was linked with a move to Leeds United in recent weeks, stated to 'Bild' that a departure was never an issue for him. He said that he heard the rumors while on holiday but always said he wanted to stay at VfB. Demirovic added that he gets along very well with the coach and that he has not changed his mind.

According to 'Sky', Leeds United is interested in Ermedin Demirovic, with a mentioned price of 20 million euros. VfB Stuttgart coach Sebastian Hoeneß stated that he wants to keep Demirovic and is irritated and annoyed by the transfer discussions. Hoeneß added that his goal is to always have the best players at VfB Stuttgart, and he referred to Demirovic as one of their best players.

Leeds United are a potential destination for Bosnia striker Ermedin Demirovic, who could be transferred this summer after appearing at the World Cup. Leeds were also linked with Demirovic earlier this summer. German journalist Dennis Bayer reports that Leeds are among the interested clubs for the player from Stuttgart. There is disagreement within the club about selling him, while the player also wants to stay, but the situation could be reconsidered if serious offers are received. Stuttgart boss Sebastian Hoeness would be prepared to sell.

Leeds United are exploring options to strengthen their frontline this summer, and one name now firmly on their radar is Ermedin Demirovic of Stuttgart. According to The Kicker, the Bosnian forward could be available for a fee in the region of £35 million, a figure that makes him an intriguing proposition for the Yorkshire club. Leeds’ recruitment team has taken note of his performances, with scouts particularly impressed by Demirovic’s intelligent movement and clinical finishing.