Arévalo seeks minutes in Spain

Deportivo Alavés

Real Club Deportivo de A Coruña

RCD Espanyol

Getafe CF

The Stuttgart wants Jeremy Arévalo to take a step forward away from Germany. The Ecuadorian forward, aged 21, will be sent out on loan this summer to gain experience and find the consistency he still does not have in the Bundesliga.

Jeremy Arévalo joined Stuttgart in January 2026 from Racing de Santander for around 7 million euros and has a contract until 2031. In his first half-season in Germany, he played seven Bundesliga matches and provided an assist. His output was much more productive in the 3. Liga, where he scored five goals in four games.

Interested clubs

Deportivo Alavés, Deportivo de La Coruña, Espanyol and Getafe are among the clubs studying his arrival. Racing de Estrasburgo is also keeping an eye on his situation.

The issue lies in the terms of the deal because the Stuttgart wants Arévalo to have guaranteed an important role in the team that receives him and the interested clubs are not quite willing to accept that demand. In addition, his salary, estimated at 1.8 million euros per season, further complicates the negotiations.

Arévalo already has four international caps with Ecuador and Stuttgart believes that a loan could speed up his development. His market value currently stands at around 7 million euros, the same amount the German club paid for him to Racing.

For Deportivo, Alavés, Espanyol and Getafe, it would be an opportunity to bring in a young forward with international experience and room to grow. The key will be who is willing to take on the conditions proposed by Stuttgart.