Overview
- Stuttgart coach Sebastian Hoeness said Woltemade’s fast Premier League adaptation did not surprise him and argued the price has already proved reasonable.
- Hoeness added that the striker’s profile and development mean he could have cost more, noting continued contact since the transfer.
- German national-team chief Rudi Voller called the deal practically a bargain and praised Woltemade’s exceptional quality.
- Bayern Munich pursued the player in the summer but balked at the valuation, with one executive later reportedly labelling Newcastle “idiots” over the fee.
- Eddie Howe hailed Woltemade’s link play and penalty-box presence after his brace against Chelsea, with the forward now on seven league goals and two assists across 23 appearances.