Bayern Munich remain interested in Newcastle United striker Nick Woltemade, despite missing out on his signature last summer.

According to Bild, the 23-year-old German forward is still open to joining the Bundesliga champions in the future.

Woltemade joined Newcastle as a replacement for Alexander Isak and has quickly made his mark in the Premier League.

The young striker’s blend of power, intelligence, and technical ability has turned him into one of the standout performers in Eddie Howe’s side.

He is tied to a long-term contract until 2031, making any transfer unlikely in the short term.

A future move still possible for Nick Woltemade

For Bayern, finding a long-term successor to Harry Kane is becoming a growing priority.

The England captain remains prolific, but at 32, the club is already preparing for the next phase of its attacking setup.

Woltemade, with his experience in both the Bundesliga and Premier League, fits their vision for a modern, mobile No.9.

Newcastle, meanwhile, have no intention of selling. Their project is built around retaining top talents and pushing for consistent Champions League football.

However, Woltemade’s admiration for Bayern could give the German giants hope of a future move if the Magpies fail to match his ambitions.

For now, Newcastle hold all the cards. But as Woltemade continues to rise and Bayern begin planning beyond Kane, this story may only just be getting started.