based on the 2025/26 season · updated 18 Aug 2026
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Full career & schedule →Domestic-league season · VfB Stuttgart.
Scout report
A. Stiller is a 25-year-old attacking midfielder at VfB Stuttgart, rated 82.5 overall by Field Insider's model. In his prime years, he has been an ever-present this season (89.9% of available minutes). He brings 0.23 goal contributions per 90 (0.07 goals, 0.16 assists). Below: strengths, watch-points, market-value outlook and the latest transfer news on Stiller.
On the season, Stiller graded 30 for current form (age-blind), on 2 goals and 5 assists in 34 appearances (0.229 involvements per 90).
Year-on-year, that's broadly in line with last season (Season 51 → 51). Over the 7 seasons on record his form has trended upward, peaking in 2024/25.
On long-term talent our Rating reads 83. At 25 Stiller is in his prime years, and a market index of 49.3 reflects that trajectory.
A career still climbing — Stiller is at his peak right now, and the curve hasn't flattened.
Output in context · VfB Stuttgart finished 4th of 18 · an upper-table side
2 goals in 34 appearances (0.06 per game) — light end product the role wants to see climb. He also laid on 5 assists, so the all-round involvement reads 7 goal contributions (0.21 per appearance).
Strengths
- Availability. On the pitch for 89.9% of available minutes — a dependable presence in the XI.
- Pedigree. Performing in a top-tier setting (team strength 89.4/100).
Watch points
- Output. 0.23 contributions per 90 is light for an attacking role — end product needs to climb.
Outlook
Rated 82.5 overall — elite — among the best in the position. In the final third he profiles as a work-in-progress on end product (0.23 goal contributions per 90). Approaching peak years; value is still building (price multiplier 2×) with the best seasons likely ahead.
Generated from Field Insider's rating model · AI-written analysis to follow.
Season statistics
Bars = where he ranks among attacking midfielders in the Bundesliga with 600+ minutes this season.
