It also has to do with Woltemade
That’s why Bavaria hurts the Wirtz-Watschn twice
Updated on July 30th, 2025 – 11:38 p.m.Reading time: 5 min.
With the desired transfer of FC Bayern from Nick Woltemade, it remains complicated. The burst deal with Florian Wirtz is also responsible for this.
With Luis Díazthe including possible bonus payments for 75 million euros from Liverpool FC, the royal transfer is already perfect. And FC Bayern is also very close to his second major transfer of the desired transfer of summer this week – at least spatially. Because Nick Woltemade has been training right on the gates of Munich since Monday.
To be precise: almost 55 kilometers south in Rottach-Egern on Lake Tegernsee. The national player traveled to the training camp with VfB Stuttgart.
At the first units that the cup winner completed there in the idyllic stadium on Birkenmoos, Woltemade was in focus. Every step of the attacker was observed closely. Woltemade was not impressed by it and, as usual, looked quite relaxed and casual – despite rainy weather and uncomfortable 13 degrees. At the team hotel and at the training square, he wrote numerous autographs that were very popular with the fans. After all, it could have been his last as VfB players.
Stuttgart’s sports director Fabian Wohlgemuth also quickly caught up with the speculation about his courted star player in the mountain idyll on Lake Tegernsee when he asked himself the questions of the reporters present on Monday evening. “We have expressed this publicly and clearly enough, nothing has changed,” he said when he was approached at a possible change to Bavaria to attend VfB.
VfB CEO Alexander Wehrle had already stated almost two weeks ago that the Swabians would only sit down at a table with a prospect, “if an association would offer something extraordinary” project and “offer exceptional transfer fee”.
The second offer of Bayern over 50 million euros plus five million euros in bonus payments did not see VfB responsible in this category. Accordingly, VfB has not yet been ready for direct negotiations with Bayern. The record champion is still far from the completion of the transfer.
Wohlgemuth made it clear: “Nick will also belong to our squad this season with very, very likely.” When asked about his state of mind in this case, the sports director admitted at the same time: “The wrong word is relaxed, but everything is currently in flow – even with Nick.” One is in exchange.
When asked whether FC Bayern had recently reported to him again because of Woltemade, he wanted to “do nothing”. If there was contact, the doors behind closed doors took place. It will remain uncommented. “
Bavaria’s CEO Jan-Christian Dreesen said on Wednesday on the verge of an appointment in the Munich Arena that he would not speak of hardened fronts between the two clubs. “We had made an offer. It has not been a conversation to date. That is the status quo,” said Dreesen. “You will see how things go.”
Dreesen maintains a good ratio for Wehrle, just like Bavaria’s sports director Max Eberl to Wohlgemuth. You know and appreciate each other. So it is actually good that Eberl happens to live in Rottach-Egern-and Bavaria’s club patron Uli Hoeneß just a few minutes away in the neighboring Bad Wiessee. Wouldn’t a personal exchange and a transfer summit at the Tegernsee almost impose?