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Chema Andrés has landed forcefully at Stuttgart and confirms that his time away from Real Madrid might not be definitive.
Chema Andrés, rapid adaptation in the Bundesliga
Since his arrival, the Spanish midfielder has immediately fit into Sebastian Hoeneß's schemes. His presence is already making a difference.
Against Borussia Mönchengladbach, he scored a header that secured victory for Stuttgart. That play highlights his offensive influence.
His departure from the midfield aids in defense and build-up play. He adds precise passes, recoveries, and physical presence without losing tactical composure.
The transfer from Real Madrid and the buy-back clause
Chema Andrés was transferred from Real Madrid to Stuttgart in July 2025, signing a contract until 2030.
The deal included a buy-back option valued at around 13.5 million euros, reserved by the white club.
Furthermore, Real Madrid retains a portion of the economic rights in case of a future sale that exceeds that figure.

The parallel with Carvajal and the Madrid-Germany formula
Some media outlets already suggest that Chema Andrés follows the "Carvajal route": growing in Germany to return with more experience.
This formative investment model enables Real Madrid to not lose the return route if his progress is positive.
Real Madrid's strategic perspective
The Madrid club not only sold him but also keeps a constant watch on his progress in the Bundesliga.
In Chamartín, they believe that a buy-back would not only be feasible but sensible if Chema Andrés maintains his level.
Real Madrid understands that patience can pay off: having a midfielder seasoned in Germany and returning to the Bernabéu with credentials.
Projection, risks, and future decisions
Chema Andrés faces the challenge of delivering consistent performances in a competitive league like the German one.
If he manages to secure a starting spot, his buy-back price will be a valuable negotiation asset for Real Madrid.
However, a drop in performance could complicate his return and benefit Stuttgart or other interested parties.
In Stuttgart, he is treated with confidence and given room to develop without excessive pressure.
It's evident that a young talent like him, with room for improvement, can attract new opportunities, but his contractual bond favors the club that nurtured him.
Chema Andrés' future is being shaped between Stuttgart and Real Madrid, where his return depends on maintaining the momentum to ensure that the buy-back is worthwhile.
This news is an automatic translation. You can read the original news, El Real Madrid ya piensa en recomprar a Chema Andrés
