Wehrle is adamant the club will hang on to him during the transfer window and will still have him available when the new season starts in August.
His comments come off the back of similar sentiments shared by head coach Sebastian Hoenes and club board member Favian Wohlgemuth.
Woltemade played 33 games for Stuttgart last season, contributing 17 goals and three assists which made him one of the most sought-after strikers when the transfer window for the new season opened.
"We're not letting him go," Wehrle said.
Bayern very rarely fail to secure their man once they have set their sights on a specific player but Wehrle remains certainly Stuttgart will be able to hang on to Woltemade.
However, whether he truly believes that or whether he is just trying to drive the price they eventually receive up remains to be seen.
"He will continue to play football for us next season. Period. If Bayern offer something truly extraordinary, then we can talk about it like professionals," Wehrle continued.
"Max Eberl and the Bayern administrative team have lodged inquiries by phone," Wehrle continued, "Ordinarily a personal meeting follows. I've categorically refused to do so thus far."
Liverpool are reportedly preparing a blockbuster 130 million euro bid to sign Real Madrid's Vinicius Junior as a potential replacement for Luis Diaz, who is edging closer to a move to Bayern Munich, according to recent reports.
Juventus have reportedly set their sights on VfB Stuttgart's towering centre-back Jeff Chabot, aiming to bolster their backline with the experienced defender.
Granit Xhaka, the influential Bayer Leverkusen midfielder, is reportedly on the verge of a sensational transfer to Saudi Pro League newcomers Neom SC, with negotiations heating up for a blockbuster move.
Liverpool are intensifying their pursuit of Eintracht Frankfurt's Hugo Ekitike to bolster their attacking options, with transfer expert Fabrizio Romano confirming the 23-year-old striker as a prime target.
