Over the past few months, Nick Woltemade's career has stalled significantly, with the striker's performances for both club and country falling short of expectations. Now the 24-year-old has sent a sign of life in the Europa League wearing the kit of his loan club Juventus Turin and immediately followed it up with a declaration of intent.

Woltemade emphasized after Juventus's 2-1 comeback victory against Celta Vigo on Thursday that it was his best match at Juve and that he had shown some good actions. However, he acknowledged that he knows he can do even better.

The former Stuttgart player wants to carry the momentum into the coming weeks. The DFB striker announced that goals always give him confidence, but he wants to continue developing.

Woltemade had equalized for the Italian record champions in the 58th minute, after Hugo Alvarez had put the Spanish side ahead in the 18th minute. The former Frankfurt player Randal Kolo Muani sealed the victory in the second minute of stoppage time.

The partnership with the Frenchman appears to be working for Woltemade. The German analyzed that when two strikers are on the pitch, it becomes more difficult for defenders to mark them. However, he noted that he is not the manager, and whatever decision the boss makes will definitely be the right one.

Woltemade's future completely open

Woltemade joined Juventus on loan from Newcastle United in the summer. He has now scored in each of his first two Europa League matches. In Serie A, however, the Bremen-born striker is still waiting for his first goal.

Whether the loan player has a future in Turin beyond this season remains completely unclear. According to Tuttosport, the club's decision-makers have recently been considering making another move in the transfer market during the winter window to bring in another striker.

Should Woltemade be able to confirm his upturn in form, that topic should soon be off the table.