One of European football’s sensations is the young German forward. There are alarms in Valdebebas. A major place in Real Madrid’s reports has been gained by tall attacker Nick Woltemade, who is currently the U-21 European Championship sensation. White scouts have taken notice of the Stuttgart striker, who has five tournament goals and a dominant presence in the opponent’s area. They value his ability to contribute both physically and strategically in the box.
Gonzalo GarcÃa has emerged as a star player in the first squad and is expected to be one of the team’s future investments, but the sporting management is open to strengthening the front line during this transfer window. The figure of Woltemade, who has displayed a true number 9 profile akin to Joselu’s, offers an intriguing substitute to give the team depth for the current campaign.
Real Madrid eyeing German forward Woltemade
It would not be a good deal for Real Madrid because Woltemade has a contract with Stuttgart through the summer of 2028 and is reportedly valued at around €60 million (£51 million). Since the Bundesliga champions are constantly looking to acquire the top players in the nation, Bayern Munich is also thought to be closely monitoring his circumstances.
Prior to making 51 appearances for Werder Bremen’s first squad, Woltemade progressed through the club’s development system, but he only managed two goals. The forward was acquired by Stuttgart in the summer of 2024, and after an outstanding 2024–25 season, other clubs have expressed interest in hiring him.
Roberto Firmino of Al-Ahli, Niclas Fullkrug of West Ham United, and Ante Budimir of Osasuna are also being mentioned as candidates for the position at the Bernabeu. But given how good Woltemade has been for Germany’s Under-21s this summer, adding him would be more of a statement. The striker will be looking to lead his team to victory on Saturday in the European Championship.
