Football club VfB Stuttgart transfers Enzo Millot to Al-Ahli
In a move that has sent shockwaves through the German footballing community, 22-year-old French striker Enzo Millot has completed his transfer to Al-Ahli SFC in Saudi Arabia. The news was announced on Saturday evening, marking the end of a successful and memorable chapter in Millot's career with VfB Stuttgart.
Millot, who had been a key player for the Bundesliga side since his arrival, leaves Stuttgart with an impressive record. In his time with the club, he scored 22 goals and made 21 assists in 113 competitive games, playing a major role in the team's successful promotion and even contributing to winning the DFB-Pokal in Berlin.
The departure, however, was not without mixed feelings. Fabian Wohlgemuth, Stuttgart's sporting director, praised Millot's contributions to the club, stating, "Enzo has grown as a player and as a person here at VfB Stuttgart. We are sad to see him go but wish him all the best in his new adventure."
Alexander Wehrle, the club's CEO, echoed similar sentiments, commenting on the transfer with mixed feelings. He added, "The economic framework of Enzo Millot's transfer is exceptional. It is a testament to the value he has brought to our club."
Reports suggest that the transfer fee for Millot is nearly €30 million, making it one of the largest transfers in Stuttgart's history.
Millot, who is currently a member of the French U21 national team, fondly remembers his time at VfB Stuttgart. He was one of the pioneers for the club's successful promotion and played a significant part in their journey.
As he embarks on his new journey with Al-Ahli SFC, Millot will be remembered fondly by the Stuttgart faithful. His contributions to the club will not be forgotten, and his legacy will live on in the hearts of the fans.
Meanwhile, Stuttgart will now focus on finding a suitable replacement for Millot, as they aim to continue their upward trajectory in the Bundesliga.
