Nick Woltemade close to joining Bayern München

Nick Woltemade is closing in on a move to Bayern München. The story was first reported on 26 June and is backed by 1 report, including 1 from tier-1 source, led by @Plettigoal.

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Nick Woltemade

24 yrsEst. €48M

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Florian PlettenbergTier 1

@Plettigoal · 355d ago

🚨🧨 EXCLUSIVE | FC Bayern and Nick #Woltemade have reached a full verbal agreement on a summer transfer! The 23 y/o versatile striker wants to join Bayern with immediate effect. Long-term contract until 2030 with salary terms already agreed in the last days. Bayern’s supervisory board have already approved the deal. There have been no negotiations between the clubs yet. The contract with VfB is valid until 2028, with no release clause. VfB want to keep him. @SkySportDE 🇩🇪

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26 Jun, 17:37 UTC12 months ago
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Florian PlettenbergTier 1

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