Everton aims at Sturmjuwel Nick Woltemade - a warning day for Chelsea!

Everton aims at Sturmjuwel Nick Woltemade - a warning day for Chelsea!

Merseyside, England - Summer has started and for Everton the transfer window now starts full of possibilities. The search for a new striker is in full swing, especially since Dominic Calvert-Lewin has not yet signed a new contract. In the middle of this uncertainty, the team of coach David Moyes has targeted a promising talent: Nick Woltemade from VfB Stuttgart.

The 23-year-old made a name for himself in the past Bundesliga season by scoring 12 goals in 24 games. He also convinced in the U21 national team in Germany, where he met 7 times in 12 missions. Mitchell Fullkrug, West Ham-striker, emphasized his skills in an interview and described Woltemade as "intelligent and talented". He is not only a striker, but also a creative playmaker, which is reflected in his excellent statistics. According to FBREF, it is one of the best 3 % in relation to expected templates per 90 minutes and was in the league in progressive dribbling among the top 4 %.

Everton in the race for talent

Woltemade is in great demand and is also being courted by Brighton & Hove Albion and Bayern Munich, but Everton could have a good chance of signing it. The journey from Stuttgart to Merseyside seems promising and its market value is estimated at over 40 million euros. Everton has prompted Everton to consider Woltemade as one of the best options. It is also interesting that Woltemade, who at his time at Werder Bremen in 51 games was only scored by two goals, was on a strong development path since moving to Stuttgart. The statistics show that he made a big leap after scoring 17 goals for SV Elversberg in the previous season. It is no wonder that Moyes has created a list of striker goals, since expiring contracts like in Abdoulaye Doucore are due to some changes in the squad.

The key for a transfer

The question remains whether Woltemade can venture into the Premier League. Despite his impressive statistics, he lacks the experience in England's top league. However, Moyes has a good hand for the commitment of young talents and his strategy could pay off. With an average of 0.5 goals per 90 minutes and one of the best shooting quota in the league, Woltemade could be exactly the player that Everton helps to achieve the desired success.

The weekend will bring the first success in the transfer business for many, and fans can be excited to see whether Everton can secure this promising player. A move to Merseyside would not only give Woltemade's career another boost, but could also be a clever move for Everton in the run -up to the coming season.

Overall, it remains to be seen whether the talks between the clubs will be specified in the coming days. The fans are optimistic and the first meeting with Woltemade could be crucial for the future of the club. We'll see if the blue will do good business in this open summer.

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