Teddy Sheringham has warned Newcastle to look after Nick Woltemade after last season's learning curve in the Premier League for both the player and Eddie Howe
Newcastle United's 100% World Cup participation came to a crushing end last night as Germany were dumped out of the competition by Paraguay, sending Nick Woltemade and Malick Thiaw back to Tyneside.
Nick Woltemade's future with Newcastle United is on the rocks, following a disappointing maiden season at St James' Park and a nightmare World Cup with Germany
Nick Woltemade and Malick Thiaw were named on the bench for Germany against Paraguay. The match in Boston widely seen as an easy task for Julian Nagelsmann and his team...You can click here to read the full article.
Things could be looking up for Nick Woltemade. The Newcastle United star hasn’t played yet in this 2026 World Cup tournament but that is predicted to change now. Germany have...You can click here to read the full article.
Kieran McKenna stepped down as Ipswich Town boss recently, with Gary O'Neil set to replace him, but the changing of the guard hasn't affected the Tractor Boys' pursuit of Newcastle United goalkeeper Nick Pope.
Kieran McKenna stepped down as Ipswich Town boss recently, with Gary O'Neil set to replace him, but the changing of the guard hasn't affected the Tractor Boys' pursuit of Newcastle United goalkeeper Nick Pope.
Newcastle United transfers: Nick Woltemade's place at Newcastle United is under speculation as some of Europe’s elite clubs reportedly show interest in the German international.
You may have noticed a new rush of media claims on Nick Woltemade set to leave Newcastle United this summer. With this type of thing, it is often difficult to...You can click here to read the full article.
Nick Woltemade has been talking to the media in Germany. The 24-year-old speaking about both Newcastle United and his national team. The 6ft 6 striker asked by RND about how...You can click here to read the full article.
The collapse of the Victor Muñoz deal and the timing of Steve Nickson’s exit are massive causes for concern. It feels like deja vu—every summer we have front-office disruption that puts us on the back foot right as the transfer window opens. While Dan Ashworth and Paul Mitchell’s departures left…