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Bayern Munich's Pursuit of Nick Woltemade Hits a Roadblock
Football fans in Germany have been eagerly following the transfer saga involving striker Nick Woltemade of VfB Stuttgart and FC Bayern Munich. However, it seems that the move is not happening this summer, as Stuttgart's CEO, Alexander Wehrle, has ruled out any transfer.
The DFB Cup champions, FC Bayern Munich, have expressed satisfaction with their transfer window, particularly the addition of Luis Díaz for a fee of 70 million euros. Yet, their interest in Woltemade has been evident, with reports suggesting they made an offer of €60 million plus bonuses and a resale clause.
Despite Bayern's interest, Stuttgart has remained firm, rejecting the bid and emphasizing their desire to keep Woltemade at the club. Wehrle has also mentioned that they have met with Woltemade’s agent to discuss his salary and will continue to do so, aiming to keep all parties satisfied.
In a recent development, Stuttgart has communicated to Woltemade himself that a move to Bayern is not possible at this time. However, Bayern Munich has not officially closed the door on a possible future transfer, although no progress is currently happening.
The Supercup match between VfB Stuttgart and FC Bayern Munich, a clash between the winners of the previous season's Bundesliga and DFB-Pokal competitions, is scheduled for this Saturday at 8:30 PM. The match will be broadcast on Sat.1, Sky, and live on ntv.de.
As the transfer window comes to a close, it appears that Woltemade will remain a Stuttgart player for the season, with negotiations focused instead on contract terms at the club. The Bundesliga champions will need to look elsewhere for reinforcements as they prepare for the upcoming season.
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