Bayern Munich are interested in signing German forward Nick Woltemade during the upcoming summer transfer window, as the Bavarian club looks to strengthen their attacking line in preparation for the 2027-2028 season.
According to Tuttosport, citing German reports, Woltemade is among the names Bayern Munich are considering to fulfill the request of their coach Vincent Kompany, who is looking for a second striker with technical skills and physical build, capable of linking play and supporting Harry Kane.
Bayern Munich's moves are still in the early stages, with no direct contact yet between the Bavarian club and the player or Newcastle, who holds his contract. However, interest in the German striker exists and could become more serious based on his performance during the current season.
Juventus do not have the right to buy Nick Woltemade.
Juventus have signed Nick Woltemade in the final hours of the transfer window, after the deal to bring in Alexander Sørloth from Atlético could not be completed, which was the management's first choice.
Nick Woltemade's transfer to Juventus is a loan deal from Newcastle, with no current option for the Italian club to make the move permanent.
The loan fee is around €5 million at most, should all agreed incentives and bonuses be achieved. Therefore, Nick Woltemade's impressive performances with Juventus may put the club in a difficult position if they wish to retain him, especially with Bayern Munich's potential interest.
