Nick Woltemade in the crosshairs of European powers: Newcastle is considering selling

Nick Woltemade was to be a symbol of Newcastle United's ambition when the club paid £85 million for him, making him their most expensive signing in history. However, after a difficult first season in the Premier League, the German striker's future is in doubt. Newcastle may be considering selling him, with the asking price being €65 million. Woltemade scored eight goals and made three assists in 33 Premier League matches. In the Champions League, he added one goal and one assist in ten appearances. Although it had its moments, expectations were much higher.  Atlético Madrid and Aston Villa are interested in Woltemade's situation. The Spanish club had already wanted to sign the player before he arrived at Newcastle and is now monitoring his situation again. Borussia Dortmund is also one of the clubs interested in the young German, whose contract is valid until 2031. Although Woltemade initially performed well, his role in the team diminished as the season progressed. This is a complicated situation for Newcastle, which must decide whether it is worth continuing to invest in the striker or whether it is better to try to recover some of the invested funds by selling him. The decision to go on loan could help Woltemade regain confidence and form, but selling for the above-mentioned amount would mean significant losses for the club. Meanwhile, the upcoming World Championships may become an opportunity for Woltemade to improve its situation and influence its market value. --- ## Related Articles 1. [Premier League](https://onzeactu.com/fr/news/newcastle-repousse-une-offre-de-75-m-de-tottenham-pour-sandro-tonali-manchester-city-reste-a-laffut) 2. [Premier League](https://onzeactu.com/fr/news/tottenham-passe-a-loffensive-pour-sandro-tonali-discussions-directes-avec-newcastle)