TVB Stuttgart on hold: What will happen to Vujovic and Laube?

TVB Stuttgart on hold: What will happen to Vujovic and Laube?

TVB Stuttgart is taking a short break from play that will last until July 18th. The current situation surrounding the club and its players, especially goalkeeper Miljan Vujovic and pivot Lukas Laube, is causing exciting discussions. Both players are the focus of other clubs regarding the future of the team and its composition. These uncertainties come after a very narrow relegation in the handball Bundesliga, which the TVB was finally able to secure on June 8, 2025, but the decision was very quick. Stuttgarter Nachrichten reports that managing director Jürgen Schweikardt, who previously also held the coaching position, is active remains to respond to other clubs' interest in his players.

Miljan Vujovic, who has been playing for TVB Stuttgart since 2021, is attracting a lot of attention in sporting planning. The goalkeeper, who previously played for RK Lovćen Cetinje in Montenegro and then played for RK Velenje and RK Celje in Slovenia, has had an impressive career. He even took part in the Champions League with RK Celje and won the Slovenian championship in 2020. His move to TVB Stuttgart was extended early until 2027, which shows how much the club is relying on him. He has also participated in international tournaments as part of the Slovenian national team, although he received limited playing time at the 2021 World Cup and 2024 European Championships.

Interest from other clubs

The sporting future of Vujovic and Laube is currently in jeopardy. The interest from other clubs shows that the two talented players are very popular. While Vujovic is considered one of the key players, pivot Lukas Laube could also play a role in possible exchange talks. Laube, whose sporting development has been remarkable in recent years, could be of interest to clubs in higher leagues or with other ambitions.

Jürgen Schweikardt has to think about the future team during the upcoming transition period. The sporting management of TVB Stuttgart will do everything in its power to utilize the team's strengths and at the same time retain its valuable players. The time until play resumes will be crucial for planning the coming season.

Overall, one thing remains clear: TVB Stuttgart has created an important basis for itself by staying in the Bundesliga, but must now act strategically in order to keep its best players in the team and counteract possible poaching. The coming weeks promise to be exciting, not only for those responsible, but also for the club's fans.