Press reports indicated that German striker Nick Voltmade has become one of the options on Atletico Madrid's table to strengthen their attacking line, in case Alexander Sorloth departs during the upcoming summer transfer window.

Atletico Madrid is studying the player's profile, who is active with Newcastle United, with the possibility of moving to sign him if the player decides to request a departure to regain his role as a main striker, according to the 'Fichajes' website.

Voltmade has scored 11 goals and provided 5 assists this season, noting that the majority of his scoring contributions came at the start of the season, before his impact declined after changing his position from a main striker to a second striker or playmaker.

The report clarified that the player fits Atletico Madrid's needs due to his physical build and ability to play inside the penalty area, in addition to his superiority in aerial duels and ball retention.

The same source pointed out that the player's best performances appeared when he played as a main striker, while his performance was affected after moving away from the penalty area, prompting him to consider looking for a team that offers him a clearer role in the front line.

Atletico Madrid's interest in the player comes amid the potential departure of Sorloth, which may push the Spanish club to move to sign a striker with similar characteristics in terms of physical strength and effectiveness inside the penalty area.

The report also explained that Newcastle United might be open to considering offers if the player requests to leave, especially given his unsettled position within the team.

The indications suggest that Voltmade's future will remain linked to the transfer market movements, with Atletico Madrid continuing to monitor his situation in anticipation of any developments that might lead to a potential deal.