Evan Ferguson is no longer a regular starter under Brighton's German coach, Fabian Hürzeler. Previously, Brighton demanded over 100 million Euro for the talent. The 'Guardian' suggests Ferguson is a target for VfB Stuttgart. A loan move is the most realistic option, especially since Stuttgart needs a new striker due to El Bilal Touré's foot injury.

Evan Ferguson is reportedly on VfB Stuttgart's management list, as stated by 'Guardian'. The Seagulls (Brighton & Hove Albion) are believed to be open to a loan, according to the English newspaper. Stuttgart, along with AFC Bournemouth and West Ham United, has expressed interest in the 20-year-old Irish forward. Ferguson, once valued at around 100 million euros, has seen a decline in his worth and could potentially fill the gap left by the injured El Bilal Touré at Stuttgart. However, his recent lack of form, with only one goal in twelve league appearances this season, raises questions about his immediate impact.