Enzo Millot has shown a desire to leave Stuttgart, indicating a preference to join Paris Saint-Germain. Nevertheless, Stuttgart's management has stated that they do not plan to allow the young French player, who is contracted until June 2028, to leave the club this winter unless they receive an offer substantially exceeding his release clause of 18 to 20 million euros. This clause can only be activated next summer. The situation is under close observation.

Enzo Millot has conveyed his fondness for Paris St. Germain, mentioning that being from Paris, he feels a connection to the club, which he regards as his favorite. He indicated that he is open to transferring to any major club in Europe and expressed that he would be thrilled if given the chance to join one of the world's biggest clubs. His contract with VfB Stuttgart is valid until 2028, but it features a release clause valued between 18 to 20 million euros.

Enzo Millot, who captains the French Under-21 team, is anticipated to be available next summer for a fee ranging from 18 to 20 million euros. This price results from a clause in his contract, which is notably lower than his market value, estimated at 42 million euros by Transfermarkt. There is potential for his market value to rise with impressive performances in the Champions League or if he earns a spot on the French senior national team. This season, he has netted 7 goals in 9 matches for Stuttgart and plays a crucial role under the guidance of coach Sebastien Hoeness.

Enzo Millot has shown significant improvement compared to the previous season and is currently performing at an exceptional level. In the first nine competitive matches of the new season, he has been directly involved in seven goals. It is suggested that he might soon receive a nomination for the French national team. It is anticipated that major clubs will soon express interest in Millot. His contract, which is valid until 2028, contains a release clause, potentially making him available for a fee of 18 to 20 million euros next summer, according to reports from 'Sky'. Previously, this amount was estimated to be between 25 to 30 million euros.