Scoring 6 goals alone! German demon striker emerged in the European Youth Championship. Bayern is determined to sign, with a price of 100 million euros and is directly scared away

In the just-concluded U21 European Youth Championship final, the German team lost to England 2:3, and unfortunately missed the European Youth Championship championship trophy. However, the loss in this game did not hide the light of a dazzling new star in the German team - he is the 23-year-old forward star Nick Waltermad.

Although he failed to help the team win the championship, Waltermad won the Golden Boot of this European Youth Championship with 6 goals, and was born in European football.

Walter Mad is a talented ace center. He is close to 2 meters tall and weighs 80KG. He has unique dominance in front of the goal on the court. With his excellent heading ability and sense of smell in front of the goal, Waltermad can always create threats in the opponent's penalty area and become a nightmare for the opponent's defense. In this U21 European Youth Championship, he proved his strength to the world with his wonderful goals, and made many European giants covet him. The emergence of the European Youth Championship made Walter Marde instantly become a hot item in the European transfer market. Among them, Bundesliga overlord Bayern Munich has a special liking for him and is ready to move, hoping to recruit this talented German demon boy immediately. According to German media "Kicker", Bayern Munich and Stuttgart have made preliminary contacts on Walter Mad's transfer. However, Stuttgart is obviously confident in the talented players he has trained and has actually marked a sky-high price of up to 100 million euros for Walter Mad.

Faced with Stuttgart's high price of "a big talk", Bayern Munich disagreed. Bayern said that although Walter Mad is good, he has only played in the top European league for one year, so he is only willing to pay him a transfer fee of 40 million euros at most. The asking price of 100 million euros is a bit scary, it is simply a sky-high asking price and is not within their consideration.

Previously, Sky Sports in Germany reported that Walter Mad had reached an agreement with Bayern on a contract valid until 2030, and he rejected Stuttgart's renewal offer and was determined to join Bayern. However, during the contract period, Waltermad himself could not make the decision. If Stuttgart insisted on releasing people and insisted on asking for a transfer fee of 100 million euros, and Bayern was unwilling to satisfy Stuttgart, I am afraid that this transfer transaction would not be able to continue. In the end, it is really hard to say whether Bayern can get this German genius.