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Position Clear On Club’s Ability To End Newcastle United Star’s Loan

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According to Inside Futbol, citing the Daily Mail, Juventus have no break clause to end Nick Woltemade's loan from Newcastle United early. Woltemade is set to remain in Turin until the end of the season.

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According to Inside Futbol, citing the Daily Mail, Juventus have no break clause to end Nick Woltemade's loan from Newcastle United early. Woltemade is set to remain in Turin until the end of the season.

Woltemade has struggled to establish himself in Juventus, making five Serie A appearances from the bench, but has found more success in the Europa League with two starts and two goals.

While Juventus is planning with Woltemade for the full season, they may approach Newcastle about an early termination if his performances do not improve, but would need Newcastle's agreement.

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Juventus have ‘no break clause’ that would allow them to cut short Newcastle United star Nick Woltemade’s loan spell, with the striker set to remain in Turin until the end of the season, according to the Daily Mail. Park, Woltemade embarked on a new chapter with the Italian giants on a season-long loan during the summer, hoping to rebuild his reputation. However, his spell in Turin has yet to provide the anticipated breakthrough, with the attacker struggling to establish himself in the Bianconeri team. Add Inside Futbol as a preferred source on Google. The 24-year-old is still waiting for his first Serie A start for the Old Lady, having made all five of his appearances in the competition from the bench without making a decisive impact.

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  4. Inside Futbol · reported · 2026-10-19 16:06 UTC

    Position Clear On Club’s Ability To End Newcastle United Star’s Loan ↗

    Juventus do not have a break clause they can use to bring Nick Woltemade's loan from Newcastle United to an early end.

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