The Italian sports newspaper Gazzetta dello Sport reported that Stuttgart is interested in attacking player Matías Soulé of AS Roma. The right winger can play in almost all attacking positions. Soulé, who has a market value of €35 million, is too expensive for VfB. Roma is reportedly demanding around €40 million for the player. Financially stronger clubs from Saudi Arabia are also pursuing Soulé.

Sky reports that Stuttgart has recently also become interested in Matias Soulé. Roma has rejected the offers received so far for the player and does not consider the proposals satisfactory.

According to Il Messaggero, Matias Soulé is of interest to the German club Stoccarda. Roma does not consider him unsellable, especially if the team does not achieve its main objective. The club needs to realize 80 million in capital gains to comply with FPF, and Soulé is one of the candidates for departure, on the condition that a potential buyer offers at least 30 million.

Stuttgart has expressed interest in Matias Soulé, a 22-year-old winger who is highly regarded in the Bundesliga. However, it was noted that no official offer has been submitted to Roma yet. Borussia Dortmund has also demonstrated interest in the Argentine player, making several inquiries. Roma, which signed Soulé from Juventus last summer for 26 million euros plus bonuses, has not received any formal offers for him so far. Reports suggest that the German clubs are considering a valuation close to 30 million euros, though it is deemed unlikely to finalize the transfer at this price. Soulé's contract with Roma is valid until 2029, and his market value is estimated by Transfermarkt to be €30 million.