Bayern Munich's assertive response following Woltemade's demand: "That's the end of it"
Kingsley Coman, an offensive player for Bayern Munich, could potentially be on his way to Saudi Arabia's Al-Nassr. The transfer fee for Coman is reported to be around €30 million, and he has signed a three-year contract with the Saudi club [1][2][3][5].
The departure of Coman could open up opportunities for Bayern Munich in terms of squad dynamics and transfers. There are indications that Bayern had already shown interest in Nick Woltemade, with discussions about a loan move for him [3][4]. With Coman's exit potentially freeing up salary and transfer budget space, it is plausible that Bayern’s plans to develop or loan Woltemade gained momentum. This might not have been as readily available at Bayern with Coman still in the squad [3][4].
However, Bayern Munich is undecided about its next move regarding Woltemade's transfer. Stuttgart has given Bayern a deadline to make a decision, with everything regarding Woltemade's transfer expected to be sorted out by the kick-off of the Supercup [8]. According to Stuttgart's CEO, Alexander Wehrle, Bayern should be able to find a solution within the given time frame if they truly want to sign Woltemade [9].
Meanwhile, Oliver Freund, Bayern Munich's sporting director, has remained tight-lipped about any room to maneuver regarding Coman's transfer [6]. The illness that kept Coman from participating in the friendly match against Grasshopper Club Zurich could potentially delay his transfer [7]. As of the current report, Coman is still a Bayern Munich player.
The Supercup match between Bayern Munich and Stuttgart is scheduled for this Saturday (20:30 CET) in Stuttgart [10]. Bayern recently won a friendly match against Grasshopper Club Zurich with a score of 2:1 [11]. The match between Bayern Munich and Stuttgart is a friendly match for Bayern Munich.
It remains to be seen how the potential transfer of Kingsley Coman could affect the financial situation of Bayern Munich and the Woltemade transfer saga. The transfer fee for Woltemade could potentially be higher than the previously reported up to 55 million euros [4]. The transfer of Coman to Al-Nassr has undoubtedly had a direct impact on Woltemade’s immediate prospects, potentially facilitating his loan or integration strategy, reflecting Bayern’s broader squad management and reinforcement approach following the departure of a key winger [3][4].
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