Nick Woltemade Shines in U21 Euro as Chelsea Rumors Swirl
June 13, 2025
The match took place at the Stadion pod Zoborom in Nitra, Slovakia, and was attended by 2,708 spectators.
Despite his rising profile, Woltemade's salary at Stuttgart remains low compared to other stars, prompting discussions for a pay raise.
Looking ahead, Germany's next challenge will be against England, the defending champions, on June 18, 2025.
Germany's upcoming match against the Czech Republic on June 15 is crucial for their hopes of progressing in the tournament.
This victory not only boosts team morale but also moves Germany closer to qualifying for the quarterfinals.
In an interview, Woltemade acknowledged the interest from clubs, stating that such speculation is expected given his talent.
Nick Woltemade, a standout player from VfB Stuttgart, shone at the U21 European Championship, scoring all three goals in Germany's 3-0 victory over Slovenia.
His impressive performance has drawn attention from Chelsea, leading him to address the rumors surrounding his future.
Woltemade emphasized his focus on achieving success with his teammates rather than contemplating a transfer.
This match marked a significant improvement for the German team compared to their previous tournament, where they failed to advance past the group stage.
Despite Germany's strong start, Slovenia managed to create chances, with goalkeeper Noah Atubolu making crucial saves.
Woltemade scored his second goal after a brilliant assist from center-back Max Rosenfelder, extending Germany's lead to 2-0.
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