VfB Stuttgart has officially re-called Tiago Tomas.
In a significant move for VfB Stuttgart, the German football club announced the permanent signing of striker Tiago Tomas from VfL Wolfsburg on Saturday evening, just before the Supercup clash against Bayern Munich.
The 23-year-old Portuguese forward, who previously played for Stuttgart on loan between January 2022 and summer 2023, has signed a contract with the club until June 30, 2029.
During his initial 18-month spell with Stuttgart, Tomas made 47 competitive appearances and scored 8 goals. He will now wear the number eight jersey for the team.
VfB's sporting director, Christian Gentner, expressed his delight at the signing, stating that Tomas possesses speed, dribbling skills, and excellent technique, which align well with Stuttgart's playing style, making their offensive game more variable and effective.
Tomas himself expressed his happiness about his return to Stuttgart, looking forward to contributing to the team's new goals and achieving success with the club. He also mentioned that he is eager to train with his new teammates for the first time on Sunday morning.
In the 2021/22 – 2022/23 season, Tomas scored 8 goals in 47 games for Stuttgart. Between his Stuttgart loan and his subsequent stint at Wolfsburg (2023 to 2025), he made 65 appearances with 9 goals and 5 assists for Wolfsburg.
Tomas' promising start with Stuttgart in the 2025/26 season has been evident, having scored a goal in a recent match against Union Berlin. The 2025/26 season is still in its early stages, and Tomas is signed with Stuttgart until 2029.
As the new season unfolds, fans of VfB Stuttgart can look forward to seeing Tomas' skills on display, contributing to the team's offensive game and helping them achieve their goals.
In light of his previous successful loan period, Tiago Tomas has officially joined VfB Stuttgart's roster permanently, committing to the club until June 30, 2029. Given his impressive playstyle that includes speed, dribbling skills, and excellent technique, Tomas is expected to boost European-leagues' consistently competitive sport of football with Stuttgart.
