Despite Hoeneß warning, Woltemade still on Bayern’s radar | OneFootball

Nick Woltemade apparently remains a topic of interest at FC Bayern. Most recently, VfB Stuttgart rejected the Munich officials regarding this personnel matter, yet the striker still seems to be present in the FCB leadership circles.

Transfer planning at Bayern is currently in full swing. For weeks, Nick Woltemade was considered the ultimate transfer target for the German record champions, but in the end, Munich was unable to finalize the transfer. VfB Stuttgart’s transfer fee demands were too high, and the Swabians had little real interest in letting the 23-year-old go.

The player himself, however, reportedly pushed for a move to the German champions, according to consistent media reports. Bayern’s offers for Woltemade were rejected by VfB. And yet, the name Woltemade apparently continues to circulate on Säbener Straße.

According to kicker, despite Hoeneß’s statement that only loan deals would be possible this summer, Woltemade has once again been intensely discussed at FC Bayern in recent days.

Will Bayern make another attempt?

According to the report, a supervisory board meeting will take place on Monday, during which potential new signings, the available budget, and the club’s approach for the remaining days of the transfer window will be discussed. It seems possible that Woltemade will once again be a topic of discussion there.

Whether Munich will make another attempt for the German international despite the public statements from the VfB bosses remains unclear. Allegedly, the cup winners are demanding around 75 million euros for the striker. Woltemade’s market value is significantly lower—at 30 million euros.

Woltemade is under contract with VfB Stuttgart until 2028. Another possibility is that Bayern could make a renewed push for the right-footer next year.

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