Nick Woltemade has swapped one black-and-white kit for another, and his former manager is backing him to thrive in his new colours.
According to BBC News, Bundesliga coach Jaissle spoke warmly of the German striker after his move, admitting he had his "fingers crossed" for Woltemade given that he "deserves to be playing and performing well."
Jaissle made clear his admiration extends beyond the forward's ability on the ball, praising his qualities as a person as well as a footballer. The coach expressed confidence that Woltemade will make an impact wherever he lines up next, predicting he'll find the net regularly once settled.
While details of Woltemade's exact destination remain light in the report, the endorsement from Jaissle suggests plenty of belief in the player's potential to hit the ground running in his new surroundings. Given the mention of a loan in the report's framing, it appears Woltemade has moved on a temporary basis, with his parent club presumably hoping the switch will boost his development and goal output before a potential return.