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‘I’m Happy’ - Nick Woltemade Reveals Why He Left Newcastle United After £64m Struggle
The 24-year-old seeks a fresh start after scoring 11 goals in 53 appearances for Newcastle United, club officials said.
Newcastle United forward Nick Woltemade completed a season-long loan move to Serie A side Juventus, seeking to reignite his career in Italy.
His departure follows a difficult spell at Newcastle, where Woltemade struggled to adapt to manager Matthias Jaissle's high-intensity blueprint; the Magpies' £51 million signing of Matias Fernandez-Pardo cleared the path for his exit.
Woltemade, Newcastle's record signing at £64 million, featured 53 times in all competitions and scored 11 goals since arriving from VfB Stuttgart last summer.
Former Newcastle United midfielder Dietmar Hamann condemned the transfer, telling Sky in Germany he "was surprised" and believed Borussia Dortmund would have been "a better fit."
Expressing pride in joining the "biggest club in Italy," Woltemade noted his technique and intelligence align with Juventus, stating he intends to help the squad win.
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