Bundesliga - VfB Stuttgart sells Klimowicz to Atlético San Luis
Bundesliga soccer club VfB Stuttgart is giving its former attacking player Mateo Klimowicz to Atlético San Luis on a permanent basis. The 23-year-old was previously only on loan to the Mexican club and is now moving to Central America for good, as the third-placed team in the table announced on Friday. According to media reports, Stuttgart will receive a transfer fee of around €750,000 for the Argentine.
Klimowicz joined the then second-division club in the summer of 2019, but was never really able to establish himself in Stuttgart after returning to the top flight. After a loan to Arminia Bielefeld in September 2022, VfB loaned him to San Luis at the start of 2023.
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- Despite the sale of Mateo Klimowicz to Atlético San Luis, VfB Stuttgart remains a formidable force in the Bundesliga.
- The transfer of Klimowicz from Stuttgart to Germany's neighboring country, Mexico, could potentially open doors for other Bundesliga players looking for new opportunities in Central America.
- Born in Argentina, Klimowicz's move to Atlético San Luis will mark his first permanent transfer outside of Germany, having played for both VfB Stuttgart and Arminia Bielefeld in the Bundesliga.
- Located in Baden-Württemberg, VfB Stuttgart has a strong history in German soccer and will continue to compete in the Bundesliga without the services of Mateo Klimowicz.
- The sale of Klimowicz to Atlético San Luis could pave the way for new talents to emerge in VfB Stuttgart, as the club looks to rebuild its attacking line for the upcoming Bundesliga season.
Source: www.stern.de
