Weeks ago, BILD reported that Wolfsburg was interested in Noah Darvich, and Werder Bremen has now also shown interest. VfB Stuttgart plans to loan out the player in the summer, with interest coming from both domestic and international clubs. VfB has specific requirements for a potential loan club, with the top priority being that the midfielder is guaranteed plenty of playing time to continue his development. After their relegation, it is currently uncertain what VfL Wolfsburg's future plans are. Coach Dieter Hecking is likely to be promoted to sporting director at the club, and it is still unclear who will be the coach for VfL in the coming season. Under these circumstances, it is unlikely that both VfB and the player's side will pursue a move to the club at this time.

According to information from 'Bild', VfL Wolfsburg has shown concrete interest in offensive talent Noah Darvich from VfB Stuttgart. The relegation-threatened Wolves are reportedly observing Darvich intensively in their search for a new creative player. Darvich, who came from FC Barcelona's youth setup last summer, has not yet played for Stuttgart's senior team and features for the reserves in the third division. As his situation is unlikely to change quickly, a summer move is possible, and a permanent departure is not ruled out. 'Bild' also reports that Stuttgart would only agree to a sale for a fee significantly above three million euros. Darvich's contract runs until 2029. However, VfB internally favors a loan over a sale because they remain convinced of the German youth international's potential. In addition to Wolfsburg, another league competitor, SC Freiburg, is also observing the playmaker.