Nick Woltemade

Nick Woltemade is a German forward known for his unusual combination of height, technical ability and close control. Standing at almost two metres tall, he developed through Werder Bremen’s academy before establishing himself in the Bundesliga and emerging as one of Germany’s most exciting attacking talents. His ability to operate both as a traditional striker and a deeper creative forward makes him a particularly distinctive player.

Five Facts

1. Werder Bremen academy graduate
   Woltemade joined Werder Bremen as a youngster and progressed through the club’s academy before making his senior debut in 2020.
2. Bundesliga debut at just 17
   He made his Bundesliga debut against Augsburg aged just 17 years and 352 days, becoming Werder Bremen’s youngest-ever Bundesliga player at the time.
3. An unusually technical target man
   At around 1.98 metres tall, Woltemade possesses the physique of a traditional centre-forward but is particularly noted for his close control, dribbling and ability to link play.
4. Breakthrough with Stuttgart
   After joining VfB Stuttgart in 2024, Woltemade enjoyed a major breakthrough, becoming an increasingly important attacking player and enhancing his reputation as one of Germany’s promising young forwards.
5. Germany youth international
   Woltemade represented Germany across several youth levels and became a particularly important player for the Under-21 national team, continuing his progression towards senior international football.