"When reading the controversial comments from Bayern Munich legend and supervisory Karl-Heinz Rummenigge, VfB Stuttgart CEO Alexander Wehrle must have gotten a good chuckle, because he offered this reply to Bild when asked about them. Rummenigge criticized VfB Stuttgart's asking price for Nick Woltemade, it's negotiating tactics with Bayern Munich, and ultimately selling Woltemade for a jacked up fee to Nick Woltemade."
"For as much as the relationship is strained, there is some carryover business. Bayern Munich goalkeeper Alexander Nübel is still on loan with Die Schwaben and if Vincent Kompany decides to make the move to England in 2026 or after his contract expires in 2027, it can be assumed that Stuttgart coach Sebastian Hoeneß could be high on Bayern Munich's list of potential replacements."
"Bayern Munich is off to Cyprus for a Champions League tilt against Pafos FC. The Bavarians are big favorites and looking to stay red-hot behind the scorching play from Harry Kane. This Bayern Munich squad has a certain look to it. The team's focus and relentlessness is unquestioned and Vincent Kompany seems to have a magic touch on all of his moves at the moment."
Karl-Heinz Rummenigge publicly criticized VfB Stuttgart over the Nick Woltemade transfer, targeting the asking price, negotiating tactics, and the final sale fee. VfB Stuttgart CEO Alexander Wehrle responded wryly, saying he was "always happy to receive congratulations from Munich." Operational ties between the clubs continue: goalkeeper Alexander Nübel remains on loan at Stuttgart. If Vincent Kompany departs for England in 2026 or after his contract ends in 2027, Sebastian Hoeneß could be considered as a potential Bayern replacement. Bayern travels to Cyprus to face Pafos FC as favorites, bolstered by Harry Kane, with previews covering watch points, injuries, a projected XI, and a prediction.
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