Bayern Munich is in negotiations with VfB Stuttgart regarding the transfer of Nick Woltemade. Although the valuation gap remains significant, an agreement is anticipated. Max Eberl mentioned the pressures surrounding negotiations, stating that external opinions complicate the process. He emphasized the club's commitment to its budget and indicated a willingness to pursue other targets should negotiations fail. Eberl refrained from commenting on whether Woltemade could fill the gap left by departing attackers, remarking that planning is ongoing and mathematical reasoning is essential in football.
The problem these days is that we can't consider our ideas, hold talks and try to negotiate calmly. Everyone always has something to say.
That makes finding a solution in negotiations difficult. The entire world now knows that we're considering Nick Woltemade, it's no longer a secret.
We will try our best to get our man but won't sulk on it if it goes awry and move on to the next transfer target.
The planning is ongoing. But the calculation is simple. Maths help, even in football.
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