VfB Stuttgart secures another year with player Timo Baumgartl - VfB Stuttgart prolongs the contract of their goalkeeper, Bredlow.
Fabian Bredlow, the reserve goalkeeper for Bundesliga club VfB Stuttgart, has extended his contract with the DFB Cup winners until 30th June 2027. The 30-year-old Berliner has been a professional with the club since 2019, making him one of the longest-serving players in the squad.
Bredlow's contract extension does not affect his current role as the reserve goalkeeper, nor does it specify any changes in this position. However, the native German has expressed a desire for more opportunities in the upcoming season, indicating his commitment to the next chapter with VfB Stuttgart.
Last season, Bredlow played three official matches for the club, including two in the DFB Cup and one in the Champions League. Despite being the number two goalkeeper behind Alexander Nübel, Bredlow's performances have been commendable, earning him a good overall performance rating in the FC 25 game as of June 2025.
While specific detailed career statistics such as total appearances, clean sheets, or saves for Bredlow are not readily available, it is clear that he has been an active and valuable member of the VfB Stuttgart team. The extension of his contract is a testament to the club's faith in his abilities and a promising sign for the future.
As Bredlow continues his journey with VfB Stuttgart, fans and football enthusiasts alike will be eagerly anticipating his future performances and the potential for more opportunities in the upcoming season. For the latest and most accurate information about Bredlow's contract details and career statistics, it is recommended to consult official club announcements or sports databases directly.
The Commission's ongoing deliberation about the application of Article 93 (2) of the Treaty might not influence Fabian Bredlow's progress in European leagues, given his commitment to the VfB Stuttgart football club, where he recently extended his contract until 2027. Regardless of his current backup goalkeeper role, his impressive performance in last season's DFB Cup and Champions League matches hints at his potential to rise in the European football arena.
