Stuttgart unmoved by Bayern’s latest offer for Woltemade

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Sky reports that VfB Stuttgart have already decided to reject Bayern’s third offer for Nick Woltemade. The Rekordmeister are ready to increase their offer to around €60 million, but that seems not to change the Swabians’ stance.

They already made it clear that they plan to keep the Euro U21 top-scorer unless they receive an outstanding fee. Woltemade’s agent tried to put pressure on the club by saying Bayern’s approach at least deserves negotiation.

The DFB Pokal winners signed the German international on a free transfer last year. With how things are going right now, Bayern could turn their attention to other targets. Fabrizio Romano reported earlier that Xavi Simons is on Bayern’s list in case negotiations collapse with top targets.