Bayern Münich plans for Harry Kane's successor

It seems that Bayern Münich have started thinking early about a successor for their English striker Harry Kane, with German Nick Woltemade being nominated to return to the Bundesliga and wear the jersey of the Bavarian giant in the future.

Harry Kane continues to impress with his scoring levels at Bayern Münich, becoming the fastest player in the club's history to reach 100 goals. However, the 33-year-old English striker is gradually approaching the latter stages of his career, prompting the club's management to consider attacking options for the future.

European football expert Andy Brassell believes Woltemade could end up at Bayern Münich, confirming that the German club was convinced of the possibility of signing him before his move to Newcastle.

Nick Woltemade joined Newcastle from Stuttgart last summer, just before Alexander Isak's move to Liverpool, and scored eight goals in his first season in the Premier League. However, he clearly struggled after the start of the year, managing only two goals until the end of the season, before moving on loan to Juventus.

Brasile stated in remarks to talkSPORT: "I still believe that Nick Woltemade will end up at Bayern Münich at some point. They were convinced he would join them before his move to Newcastle, and his start at Juventus was difficult as well, and the situation has become very complicated."