Bayern Munich has decided to withdraw, at least temporarily, from the race to Nick Woltemade. After two offers rejected by Stuttgart, the last of which reaching 55 million euros bonus included, the Bavarian club decided that it will not make a third proposal according to the AS newspaper. A strong turnaround, motivated by the total absence of dialogue on the part of the VFB. Stuttgart CEO Alexander Wehrle has indeed refused to start negotiations, closing the door to any direct discussion with Munich leaders.
Annoyed by this position deemed inflexible, Jan-Christian Dreesen and Max Eberl have decided to freeze the file, considering useless to continue to raise the auctions without return. Behind the scenes, frustration is palpable, especially since Stuttgart seems to be ready to discuss in the event of a offer greater than 65 million euros. A sum deemed unreasonable by Bayern, which is now awaiting a sign of opening, or turning the page. The new priority target of Bayern Munich is now Luis Diaz (Liverpool).
