Newcastle United striker Nick Woltemade was heavily linked with Bayern Munich during the summer transfer window.

Nick Woltemade joined Newcastle United after Bayern Munich chased him for a long time. According to a report from German publication Bild, the German striker remains open to joining the Bundesliga champions in the future.

The 23-year-old has a long-term contract with Newcastle United until 2031, and it is highly unlikely that they will let him leave anytime soon. The Tyneside outfit signed him as a replacement for Alexander Isak, and the young striker has been quite impressive.

Woltemade has managed to make an instant impact in the Premier League, and he is scoring goals for them regularly. Newcastle United cannot afford to lose a player of his quality anytime soon. On the other hand, Bayern Munich will need to sign a quality striker.

Harry Kane is entering the twilight stages of his career, and they will need to replace him properly. Signing the German international would be ideal for them. The youngster knows the league well, and he will make an instant impact. His experience in the Premier League will only make him a better player. Any move might have to wait for a distant future. Newcastle United will not want to let him leave in the coming seasons.

Woltemade desire will be a boost for Bayern Munich

The fact that Nick Woltemade is still keen on a move to Bayern Munich will come as a huge boost for the Bundesliga champions, and it remains to be seen whether they decide to test the waters with a lucrative proposal in the near future.

Newcastle United have an ambitious project, and they will look to keep their best players at the club. However, they must secure UEFA Champions League qualification regularly and fight for trophies in order to keep elite talents.

Players like Woltemade will want to compete at the highest level and fight for trophies. It will be interesting to see if Newcastle United can convince the striker that he will be able to fulfil his ambitions with them. He will want to win major trophies, and the Magpies must reach that level in order to keep the best players.