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Woltemade joins Juventus on loan from Newcastle on deadline day

German striker Nick Woltemade left Newcastle United for Juventus on a season-long loan on transfer deadline day, 1 September 2026.

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German striker Nick Woltemade moved from Newcastle United to Juventus on a loan deal on the last day of the summer 2026 transfer window, 1 September. The agreement runs to June 2027. Reports said it contained no obligation for Juventus to buy him, and the exact fee was reported differently by different outlets.

Woltemade had joined Newcastle from VfB Stuttgart in 2025 for a club-record fee. His first season in the Premier League was difficult, and he was left out of Newcastle's first league starts of the new campaign. That left room for a move to Italy.

Juventus, based in Turin, also took midfielder Pape Matar Sarr on loan from Tottenham the same day. Woltemade said he was happy to join a big club and to try football in a new country. The move gave him a chance to rebuild his form in Serie A, Italy's top division, and set up the question of how quickly he would score for his new side.

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