Christian Falk stated that there does not seem to be genuine interest from Bayern Munich in Finn Jeltsch ahead of this summer and added that moving to the Premier League might be more realistic for him. Falk wrote that multiple scouts from the Premier League are watching Finn Jeltsch, but at the moment there are not any direct offers for the defender. He also wrote that Jeltsch is on a list, but nothing is concrete yet. According to Falk, Jeltsch could cost around €30m. Falk also said Jeltsch is worth about €30m in a potential sale, which is a price that the Premier League might pay.

According to Team Talk, Arsenal see parallels with Finn Jeltsch and their recent investments in young, progressive centre-backs under Mikel Arteta. No firm bids have been made yet. Stuttgart are determined to retain Jeltsch, and sources indicate they would only consider offers in the region of €50 million.

Arsenal are interested in signing 19-year-old German centre-back Finn Jeltsch from VfB Stuttgart but face competition from Premier League rivals Liverpool and Spurs, while German champions Bayern Munich are also monitoring his development. Both Arsenal and Liverpool have been scouting the player regularly, and senior scouts from the two clubs were recently in attendance to watch him play. It is suggested that Jeltsch could cost around €35 million. Jeltsch joined Stuttgart in February 2025 for a fee of €8.0 million and has a contract until June 2030. According to Transfermarkt, his current market value is €25.00m. He has made 17 appearances and provided one assist in the Bundesliga this season, and has four caps for the Germany U21 team.