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.