99.13M SVC — and not one club has raised a hand.

Stuttgart’s unnamed, 92-rated left-back remains listed at a minimum 99,132,303 SVC. The high-bid field is empty. Let’s be absolutely clear: that figure is Stuttgart’s asking price, not money offered by a buyer.

The archive dates the listing to 26 September at 03:00 UTC. The live record still marks the auction as not started, carries no closing time and shows an empty bid list. No buyer. No race. No deal.

A proper premium

The 29-year-old German can play at left-back, defensive midfield or left midfield. He has two seasons left on his contract, a listed wage of 510,420 SVC and a game valuation of 20,344,358.64 SVC.

That makes the asking price 4.87 times his listed value. Any club entering now must start at the full 99.13M minimum.

This is no unwanted squad filler, mind. Stuttgart’s club analysis ranks him joint-highest in the squad and among its top three players. This season he has logged 1,228 league minutes — 80% of his available field time — across 15 appearances, producing two goals, one assist, six clean sheets and a 7.27 average rating.

Under class21, Stuttgart sit sixth in DEU Division 1 with 31 points from 18 matches. Their current balance is 293.8M SVC, meaning the ask is equivalent to 33.7% of the cash already in the club account.

What changes the story

The first genuine bid. Until that arrives, the 99.1M figure remains a seller’s valuation rather than proof of market demand.

The player is valuable, versatile and heavily used. The price is also a proper premium. Right now, the silence is the verdict.