International player Nick Woltemade has repeatedly been linked with a departure from Newcastle United and a potential move to Borussia Dortmund or RB Leipzig, among other clubs. According to a media report, it is now clear how the 24-year-old's future will unfold.

According to "Sport Bild", a transfer this summer is currently not on the agenda for Woltemade. The former Stuttgart player wants to establish himself sustainably at Newcastle after a mediocre debut season. He feels very comfortable in the northern English city and his surroundings there.

Newcastle's new manager Matthias Jaissle reportedly has great faith in Woltemade. To create the best possible conditions to bring the attacking player back to his top form, the successor to Eddie Howe has even contacted Woltemade's former coach Sebastian Hoeneß. According to reports, the conversation focused on which position the 1.98-meter tall striker would be most valuable in.

The report further states that there has been no contact between Woltemade and allegedly interested clubs such as Borussia Dortmund, RB Leipzig, or Aston Villa.

Nottingham Forest was apparently the only serious interested party. According to "Sport Bild", Newcastle immediately blocked an inquiry from the Premier League rivals regarding Woltemade.

Nick Woltemade discussed as potential Borussia Dortmund loan candidate

Almost exactly a year ago, Newcastle paid a hefty 75 million euros transfer fee to Stuttgart for Woltemade. After a good start on the island, he lost his regular place under Howe as the season progressed.

In total, he has so far managed a modest eleven goals and five assists in 51 competitive matches for Newcastle.

Especially around Borussia Dortmund, rumors have circulated repeatedly in recent weeks that a loan move for the native of Bremen could be an option.

Should there actually be interest in this, Dortmund's decision-makers will apparently have to look elsewhere.