The discussion revolves around the possible transfer price for Stuttgart star Nick Woltemade, with Lothar Matthäus estimating a realistic price of 80 to 100 million euros. Uli Hoeneß disagrees with this assessment, calling it an absurd statement.

Nick Woltemade has rejected a potential move to FC Chelsea. Meetings between the clubs and the player's side were planned but are now canceled as Woltemade has decided not to pursue this transfer.

Team Talk reports on Nick Woltemade's decision to turn down SSC Napoli in favor of focusing on a transfer to Bayern Munich. Nick Woltemade turned down SSC Napoli after deciding to focus on a transfer to Bayern Munich.

Transfermarkt reports on Arsenal FC's interest in acquiring Nick Woltemade to bolster their attacking options. Arsenal FC is interested in acquiring Nick Woltemade to bolster their attacking options. This interest is amid his significant rise in performance and market value.

Goal.com reports on Chelsea's interest in signing Nick Woltemade following his impressive displays at the U21 Euro. Nick Woltemade, following his stunning rise and performances at U21 Euro, has attracted interest from Chelsea. VfB Stuttgart has set their price for the potential transfer.

VfB Stuttgart intends to retain Nick Woltemade amidst ongoing speculations. The club's CEO, Alexander Wehrle, indicated to 'Stuttgarter Nachrichten' and 'Stuttgarter Zeitung' that Woltemade is expected to remain with the team for the upcoming season. Wehrle stated that there is no pressing need to pursue a transfer given Woltemade's contract, which is valid until 2028. The club maintains regular communication with players and their agents. Stuttgart is actively seeking to extend Woltemade's contract with a notable salary increase; however, the proposal to increase his salary from 1.5 million to 2.5 million euros per year was reportedly deemed insufficient by the player. A conclusive decision regarding Woltemade's future is anticipated following the U21 European Championship. Although a sale is not entirely off the table, Wehrle noted that financial factors could prompt discussions if a substantial offer is presented, a scenario not uncommon in the Bundesliga.

Bild reports on FC Chelsea's interest in Nick Woltemade as a potential transfer target. Nick Woltemade is being considered by FC Chelsea as a potential transfer target. The club has already made contact with his management. He has had a successful season with VfB Stuttgart, winning the DFB-Pokal, and playing for the national team in the Nations League and the U21 European Championship. However, his current contract with VfB Stuttgart has no release clause, giving his current club the decision-making power over any potential transfer.

Bild has reported that FC Chelsea is interested in acquiring striker Nick Woltemade. The towering striker, who stands at 1.98 meters, has caught the attention of the Premier League club, which has won the league title five times. There has been communication between Chelsea's representatives and Woltemade's management around the time of the U21 European Championship. Despite this interest, VfB Stuttgart maintains control over Woltemade's future, as his contract, which is valid until the summer of 2028, does not contain a release clause. Woltemade himself has acknowledged Chelsea's interest but mentioned that he is currently focusing on the U21 European Championship and not contemplating his future at the moment.

FC Chelsea is interested in acquiring Nick Woltemade and has already made contact with the VfB Stuttgart striker. Chelsea intends to closely monitor Woltemade during the U21 European Championship. According to BILD, discussions between Woltemade's representatives and VfB Stuttgart are scheduled for next week.

Kicker reports on the uncertainty surrounding Nick Woltemade's future at VfB Stuttgart. Nick Woltemade has not confirmed his stay at VfB Stuttgart for the next season. His recent performance has sparked interest, and although he feels comfortable at Stuttgart, there are hurdles regarding his contract extension. No urgent need for Stuttgart to act due to his three-year contract without an exit clause, but other European top clubs might solidify their interest if Stuttgart delays contract negotiations.

Team Talk reports on the growing interest in Nick Woltemade from clubs like Everton, Brighton, Bayern Munich, and Atletico Madrid. Everton, along with Brighton, Bayern Munich, and Atletico Madrid, have shown interest in Nick Woltemade. He scored 17 goals in 33 appearances for Stuttgart this season. Reports suggest Stuttgart are attempting to tie him down to a new contract by offering him a significant pay rise.

Nick Woltemade's strong development in recent months has increased his potential transfer fee. VfB Stuttgart has set a price of up to 50 million euros. Woltemade has a contract until 2028 without a release clause. Missing out on international competition would reduce the chances of him staying. FC Everton is reportedly interested in him.

Nick Woltemade, with a market value of 17 million Euros, is also attracting interest from top clubs like Bayern Munich and clubs in the Premier League. Known for his height and technical skills, he has been dubbed 'WolteMessi' by Eintracht coach Dino Toppmöller.

FC Everton is interested in signing Nick Woltemade. He is currently under contract with VfB Stuttgart until 2028, and the club would require a 40 million euro transfer fee to sell him.

Nick Woltemade, who has impressed in recent months at VfB Stuttgart, is being followed by Bayern München as part of their search for a backup striker for Harry Kane.