Team Talk reports on the transfer developments involving Nick Woltemade, as he turns down Chelsea in favor of Bayern Munich. Chelsea had made contact with Stuttgart and Nick Woltemade's representatives over a potential move. However, Nick Woltemade turned down Chelsea after deciding to focus on a transfer to Bayern Munich.

According to Tuttomercato, there is increasing interest in Nick Woltemade from prominent European clubs due to his impressive performance at the Under-21 European Championship. Nick Woltemade, a German forward born in 2001, has caught the attention of top European clubs after becoming the tournament's top scorer with 6 goals, although Germany lost in the final to England. Chelsea is reportedly interested in signing him, with Bayern Munich leading the race, followed by Real Madrid and Atlético Madrid. Stuttgart is open to selling him but insists on a price of at least 60 million euros.

Nick Woltemade has attracted interest from several clubs across Europe, including Chelsea in the Premier League. However, Stuttgart's general manager, Alexander Wehrle, has stated that they will continue with Nick for the next season. Wehrle also mentioned that there are ongoing negotiations for a contract renewal, which is currently set to expire on June 30, 2028. Wehrle emphasized that there is no immediate need for action and that they are in constant dialogue with their players and agents.

Bild reports on Chelsea's interest in Nick Woltemade during the U21 European Championship. Nick Woltemade is attracting interest from Chelsea. He is currently participating in the U21 European Championship and has scored four goals in two games. His current contract with VfB Stuttgart runs until 2028 without a release clause. Discussions between VfB Stuttgart and Woltemade's agent are ongoing, and there is a possibility of doubling his current salary of 1.5 million euros per year.