Bayern Munich 'monitoring' Nick Woltemade's loan spell at Juventus | OneFootball

Bayern Munich are monitoring Nick Woltemade’s loan spell at Juventus as they assess long-term options to succeed Harry Kane.

According to Goal.com, the Newcastle striker is on Bayern’s radar, identified as a primary alternative and potential long-term successor, with his Turin form under close scrutiny.

If he shines and scores regularly, the Munich club are prepared to move decisively to secure his signature.

Newcastle signed Woltemade in 2025 from Stuttgart for €75 million, and their stance is that only a monumental offer will be considered, with a baseline valuation of €60 million.

That asking price could be prohibitive for Juventus, who would like to keep him if he excels, while any bidding war next summer would complicate a permanent deal.

For now, the 2002-born forward is focused on his loan, aware that the coming months will shape his future as Bayern wait in the wings.

Source: Goal.com

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