Ermedin Demirovic, a Bosnian national striker with 34 international matches, has caught the attention of AC Mailand from Serie A. Despite VfB Stuttgart not considering a sale, Demirovic might be open to lucrative offers. Tuttomercatoweb.com reports that AC Mailand has shown interest in Demirovic, although concrete steps for his signing have not yet been initiated. AC Mailand, a prestigious club with seven Champions League titles, is not participating in European competitions this year, which might be a disadvantage compared to Stuttgart.

VfB Stuttgart's sports director, Fabian Wohlgemuth, stated that there is no reason to sell Ermedin Demirovic after just one season, despite earlier reports in March suggesting Stuttgart might be open to a sale for the right offer. Demirovic has been a valuable addition to the team, becoming the top scorer with 15 goals in his first year. However, he only started in about two-thirds of the games last season, which is not enough for his expectations.

Ermedin Demirovic is contemplating his future at VfB Stuttgart due to irregular starts in the lineup. He is not categorically ruling out a departure. The club is open to selling him if a suitable offer comes in.

The transfer could happen in the summer if 'a good offer' arrives. VfB Stuttgart is open to discussions if such an offer comes from England, where Demirovic reportedly has a market according to Sport Bild. The player is reportedly unhappy with the playing style under VfB coach Sebastian Hoeneß and his personal playing time, as he has only had single-digit minutes in recent weeks.