Kicker reports on the completed transfer of Jordan Majchrzak to VfB Stuttgart II. Jordan Majchrzak, a Polish U-20 national team striker, has completed a permanent transfer from Legia Warsaw to VfB Stuttgart II. Previously, Majchrzak was on loan at Puszca Niepolomice and Arka Gdingen, where he celebrated a second division championship and promotion to the Ekstraklasa. His transfer is intended to bolster VfB Stuttgart II's attacking options.

According to Kicker, Jordan Majchrzak is transferring to VfB Stuttgart II. The 20-year-old Polish U-20 national team striker is moving from Legia Warsaw to VfB Stuttgart II. Majchrzak, who was trained in Legia Warsaw's youth academy, made his Serie A debut with AS Roma in a match against Sassuolo. After being loaned to Polish top-flight club Puszcza Niepolomice, he briefly returned to Legia Warsaw, where he made four appearances in the first half of the last season, including three in the Conference League. During the second half of the season, he was loaned to Arka Gdynia, where he celebrated winning the second division championship and earned promotion to the Ekstraklasa. Now, he is making a permanent move to VfB Stuttgart II. Stephan Hildebrandt, Stuttgart's youth director, expressed his admiration for Majchrzak's impressive stature and competitive mentality.

Jordan Majchrzak is transferring from Legia Warsaw to VfB Stuttgart II. This move is a reaction to the long-term absence of striker Thomas Kastanaras due to a knee surgery.

Jordan Majchrzak is not guaranteeing the appropriate quality, making too many bad decisions and missing opportunities, which has not gone unnoticed by the coaches. It is most likely to end up in a loan for him.