Transfer poker: VfB Stuttgart demands 65 million for Woltemade!

Transfer poker: VfB Stuttgart demands 65 million for Woltemade!

Wolfsburg, Deutschland - The football transfer between VfB Stuttgart and FC Bayern Munich is currently causing intensive discussions. The focus is on the talented striker Nick Woltemade, whose future is currently uncertain in the Bundesliga. VfB Stuttgart has so far been adamant, while Bayern have not yet wanted to give up.

like FAZ.NET Several offers rejected from Munich. The last attempt comprised 50 million euros and 5 million euros in bonus payments and a 10%participation in resale. VfB CEO Alexander Wehrle has made it clear that discussions with possible interested parties are only considered with extraordinary offers. He also emphasizes that Woltemade will also play for Stuttgart in the coming season, provided that there is no such offer.

Woltemades consultant comments

Nick Woltemades Agent, Danny Bachmann, also seems to be disappointed with the development. According to Bavarianfootballworks.com he considers Bayern's offers to be inadequate. VfB Stuttgart is already calling for an offer of 65 million euros to officially enter negotiations. A potential third offer from Bayern could therefore be over 60 million euros, but so far such information has not been confirmed.

Last season Woltemade drew attention to himself with 33 competitive games and 20 scorer points and also made the leap into the A national team. He played a crucial role in the U-21 European Championship by contributing to the final participation of the DFB selection. Whether the Bundesliga talent will play for Bayern in the future or will stay with VfB depends heavily on the next steps of the two clubs.

market value and transfer history

The transfer of Woltemade could be one of the most expensive in Bundesliga history. Julian Draxler, who switched from Schalke 04 to Wolfsburg for 43 million euros, holds the previous record transfer. Should the Woltemade business come about, this could set a new record. Interestingly, the striker is bound to VfB until June 30, 2028 after he was free from Werder Bremen.

In the coming days, it will be shown whether Bayern keep their course and whether VfB Stuttgart could finally give in to an attractive offer. While the transfer period is still running, the situation remains tense - both for the clubs and for Woltemade as a player who has the opportunity to reorganize the course of his career.