Newcastle prepares to let Nick Woltemade leave amid interest from Premier League clubs
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Aug 6, 2026, 1:00 PM
Last updated Aug 6, 2026
Nick Woltemade's future at Newcastle United appears uncertain as reports indicate the club may allow him to leave this summer. After an inconsistent debut season following his transfer from Stuttgart, Newcastle is reportedly open to offers, valuing the striker at around €65 million. However, interested clubs, including Dortmund, Atletico Madrid, Villa, Liverpool, and Manchester United, may look for a loan option rather than a permanent deal. According to sources, while no talks have occurred yet with the Premier League sides, they are monitoring the situation closely as the summer transfer window progresses.
- •Newcastle is open to offers for Nick Woltemade this summer.
- •He joined from Stuttgart last summer for £69 million.
- •Woltemade had eight Premier League goals in his first season.
- •Liverpool and Manchester United are considering him as a depth option.
- •Newcastle prefers a permanent sale but expects possible loan offers.
- 1:00 PMYahoo Sports — Two Big Six Clubs Monitoring Nick Woltemade After Newcastle Exit Update
"After early-summer reports of Nick Woltemade’s availability were swiftly denied, the German’s future at Newcastle United has come into fresh doubt. A new report is now claiming that Newcastle is prepared to let the striker leave just one year after his high-profile arrival from Stuttgart. According to CaughtOffside’s Mark Brus, Newcastle have informed Woltemade that […]
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