Stuttgart President Mocks Bayern Munich's Failed Bid for Woltemade
At Stuttgart's annual general meeting, club president Alexander Wehrle publicly mocked Bayern Munich's failure to sign striker Woltemade last summer. Wehrle stated that Bayern's highest offer of 60 million euros did not reflect the player's true value, using a metaphor that the offer was 'only enough to buy a buttered pretzel.' Stuttgart had insisted on a minimum of 75 million euros, a price Bayern never met, leading Newcastle United to sign the player. Wehrle also took a jab at Bayern's fan presence during the German Cup final, claiming he heard only Stuttgart supporters. The meeting also announced record financial results for fiscal year 2025, with total revenue of 383.6 million euros, net profit of 22.5 million euros, and net assets of 83.4 million euros.
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