Woltemade before switching to Bavaria: Stuttgart calls for record revenue!

Woltemade before switching to Bavaria: Stuttgart calls for record revenue!

München, Deutschland - Nick Woltemade has decided to switch to Bayern Munich. The talented striker has rejected both Chelsea and Naples to continue his career on the Isar. This reports OE24. During his negotiations, he was convinced by Vincent Kompany, who gave him a starting eleven commitment. Woltemade, who at 1.98 meters, gives an impressive figure on the square, is not planned as a replacement for Harry Kane, but should play with him. Tactical cooperation is planned where one of the two stays in front and the other can fall deeper.

Financially, Bayern and Woltemade have already agreed on a salary of between 7 and 11 million euros per year. FC Bayern currently offers a transfer fee of 50 million euros for the striker, but VfB Stuttgart, Woltemades Current Association, has set a price of 60 million euros and is concerned about the possible loss of the player. France's transfer market enables all clubs to buy, sell or borrow players. The transfer sums can vary greatly, whereby only a few clubs are able to pay three-digit million amounts, as with Neymar, who changed from Barcelona to Paris Saint-Germain for 222 million euros in 2017 Statista.

contract details and perspectives

For those responsible for Bayern, it is clear that they have to be ready to pay the required price if they really want to see Woltemade in their ranks. The player has a contract at VfB Stuttgart by 2028, in which there is no exit clause. Thus Stuttgart has a strong negotiating position, and so far there have been no conversations between the two clubs about the transfer, as reported.

The transfer market in football remains dynamic, and the Bundesliga recorded a transfer deficit in the 2024/2025 season in which the expenditure exceeded income. Bayern Munich was the highest expenditure post in the league with 149 million euros for transfers and also signed Michael Olympique Marseille during this time. In the context of international football business, the low flexibility of many Bundesliga clubs illustrates how important it is to remain competitive.

The fact that Woltemade has chosen Bayern could strengthen the club both sporty and financially. The change would not only improve Bayern's offensive, but also show that they are willing to invest in promising talents to underpin their ambitions in the Bundesliga and beyond.