Inter Milan & Chelsea Linked Germany Star Brushes Off Transfer Rumours: ‘Not Thinking About That Right Now'
Inter Milan & Chelsea Linked Germany Star Brushes Off Transfer Rumours: 'Not Thinking About That Right Now'
Stuttgart forward Nick Woltemade says he's 'not thinking about' transfer rumours despite links with Inter Milan and Chelsea.
The 23-year-old spoke after his hattrick against Slovenia for Germany at the Under-21 World Cup, via FCInterNews.
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Stuttgart's Nick Woltemade has been at the centre of some recent transfer rumours.
The German has had an outstanding season with Stuttgart. He only just joined from Werder Bremen last summer, but has been one of their main men in attack.
Woltemade is reportedly on Inter Milan's list of targets. Reports yesterday indicated that the German would be on the Nerazzurri's radar as a backup to Rasmus Hojlund.
Meanwhile, Chelsea also have the 23-year-old on their radar.
Reportedly, Stuttgart have put an asking price of around €40 million on Woltemade.
But at the same time, there is the sense that there are currently other priorities for the young forward. Having already earned senior caps for Germany, Woltemade is now starring at the Under-21 World Cup.
Nick Woltemade Brushes Off Transfer Links Amid Inter & Chelsea Links
LEIPZIG, GERMANY – MAY 17: Ermedin Demirovic of VfB Stuttgart celebrates scoring his team's third goal with team mate Nick Woltemade during the Bundesliga match between RB Leipzig and VfB Stuttgart at Red Bull Arena on May 17, 2025 in Leipzig, Germany. (Photo by)
Asked about the links regarding a possible summer transfer, Nick Woltemade replied that 'I'm not thinking about my future at the moment.'
'I'm with the Under-21 national team right now,' he said.
'I'm enjoying myself a lot. And I've just scored three goals.'
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