Newcastle United could reportedly be prepared to consider selling Nick Woltemade already, with the German striker not having an entirely convincing first season at St James’ Park.DOWNLOAD THE OFFICIAL CAUGHTOFFSIDE APP FOR ALL THE LATEST & BREAKING UPDATES – STRAIGHT TO YOUR PHONE! ON APPLE & GOOGLE PLAYWoltemade joined Newcastle from Stuttgart last summer and his fine form during his time in the Bundesliga means he’s seemingly still on the radar of Bayern Munich.That’s according to the Telegraph, though they suggest it’s perhaps unlikely Woltemade will leave this summer, even if the Magpies are open to a deal for the right price.That price is estimated to be £69m, but the internal feeling seems to be that the 24-year-old can still come good at Newcastle.Eddie Howe wants to give Nick Woltemade more time at NewcastleNick Woltemade in action for Newcastle vs Man Utd (Photo by Carl Recine/Getty Images)Newcastle manager Eddie Howe still has belief in Woltemade, and it looks like he will try to allow the player more time to adapt.It will be interesting to see, however, what position Woltemade ends up playing in the long run, as he has shone as both a centre-forward and as an attacking midfielder in his career so far.For the time being, it looks like Woltemade is probably dropping deep too often to play up front in Howe’s system, but that’s something the manager and player can work on.NUFC supporters will hope Woltemade can come good, or that another signing can perhaps come in to complement him in attack.Other Newcastle players who could leaveThe Telegraph report also looks at the likes of Anthony Gordon, Sandro Tonali, Bruno Guimaraes, and Malick Thiaw.Like Woltemade, it’s not necessarily clear that they’re leaving this summer, but there are some question-marks over each of them.More Stories / Latest NewsSurprise decision as Newcastle United already open to selling recent signing for just under £70mFeb 28 2026, 11:47Report: Chelsea keen to open talks with star duo over new contracts with significant pay increaseFeb 28 2026, 11:17Manchester United given verdict over potential £80m transfer from PL rivalsFeb 28 2026, 10:49One thing that’s clear, however, is that they won’t come cheap amid interest from bigger clubs.We saw how much Newcastle ended up banking from selling Alexander Isak to Liverpool last summer, so that’s an indication of how tough they could be to do business with.The post Surprise decision as Newcastle United already open to selling recent signing for just under £70m appeared first on CaughtOffside.