Born in Slovakia on the 16th of December, 2005, Leo Sauer is a sprightly 19-year-old left winger presently flexing his footballing prowess at Feyenoord. Standing tall at 6 feet (1.84m) and tipping the scales at approximately 11 stone 2lb (71kg), Sauer carries his weight with panache as he carves his way through defences in his distinctive number 16 shirt. Besides his notable exploits at club level, the dynamic forward has also shown promising flare on the international stage with the Slovakian national team.
Not merely a rising star within his team, Sauer's talent has also been recognised by the keen observers at Transfermarkt. As per their analysis, his current market value hovers around the £4.5 million mark.
In the 2023-2024 season, marking his debut run with Feyenoord, Sauer was not hesitant to flaunt his capabilities. He managed an admirable tally of 13 first team appearances and netted the ball twice, showing early promise of his potential. By the end of the season, it was clear Feyenoord had a valuable asset in their midst.
Sauer only pushed his graph further upwards in the following 2024-2025 season at NAC Breda, also in the Netherlands. His 31 appearances for the first team translated into an impressive haul of seven goals, further validating his value to his team and boding well for his future career.
As part of his engagements in 2025-2026, Sauer has already marked his presence by appearing thrice for Feyenoord. Meanwhile, his international duty saw him start twice and play as a substitute once in the UEFA U21 Qualifiers 2025 for Slovakia. Additionally, Sauer graced the Champions League with his performance in the 2023-2024 season and the subsequent qualifying stages in 2025-2026, tallying a total of two starting appearances and two appearances as a substitute.
