Real Madrid are a club the always has their eyes on the transfer market, scouting the best young, up and coming players the world has to offer. The club always has a stockpile of young players whether it's in the academy system or as members of the first team squad, who they hope to develop into key players for the clubs future.
Players like Vinicius Jr and Rodrygo were brought to Real Madrid from Brazil at a young age and after a few years developed into key players in the starting lineup. The club hoped to replicate that formula with Endrick but so far he has not delivered the quality he did at Palmeiras.
Real Madrid find themselves in a desperate situation when it comes to a reliable goal scoring striker, and they seem to have their eyes on one of Europe's best up and coming strikers, as the plan to steal him away from other top European clubs.
Real Madrid plan heist of highly touted 23-year-old Bayern Munich target
As being reported by GOAL, Real Madrid are interested in signing 23-year-old German striker Nick Woltemade who is a top target of Bayern Munich this summer. The German has had a standout tournament at the u21 Euros and has caught the eye of the leadership at Los Blancos.
Currently playing for Stuttgart, Woltemade has been making a name for himself as one of the top up and coming strikers in Europe, scoring six goals in four games at the U21 Euros along with 12 goals in 28 games for Stuttgart, including one in their DFB Pokal final victory.
Woltemade stands at a towering 6'6 and at only 23-years-old has loads of potential on the horizon.
After the departure of Joselu, Real Madrid have been looking for a reliable goalscorer who can come off the bench in times of need and they view Woltemade as that player.
Any move for the player will come with some stiff competition as he has also been linked with Chelsea but is most strongly linked with Bayern Munich. As well as competition from other clubs, any move would cost around €30 million.