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Werder Bremen: Mbangula and Wöber on the transfer wish list!
Werder Bremen are planning exciting transfers, including Samuel Mbangula and Maximilian Wöber, while new coaching staff are confirmed.
Werder Bremen: Mbangula and Wöber on the transfer wish list!
A lot has happened at Werder Bremen in the last few days and the fans can be excited to see how the coming weeks will develop. The club has intensified its transfer activities after a quiet period. A hot topic is the 21-year-old Belgian winger Samuel Mbangula from Juventus Turin. Loud Dike room Werder is seriously interested in a signing in order to increase the offensive creativity in the squad. Mbangula has already attracted attention with four goals and five assists at Juventus this season, but is also highly sought after by well-known clubs such as Nottingham Forest and AS Monaco.
However, the negotiations could lead to a loan, as Werder Bremen have currently made an offer for Derrick Köhn from Galatasaray Istanbul. If this is rejected, one could opt for Mbangula. If a firm commitment is made, a transfer fee of 20 million euros could be due, which illustrates the current market conditions.
Reinforcements are imminent
There is also good news regarding Maximilian Wöber, who is well on his way to moving from Leeds United to Bremen. Loud Transfer market The transfer fee is a maximum of 4 million euros, which is a bargain compared to its market value.
The Werder management continues to keep an eye on 22-year-old Albian Hajdari from FC Lugano, who is also being discussed as a strengthening option for the defense. Hajdari has made a name for himself as a Swiss international and is being watched by clubs such as West Ham United. Has Bremen shown a good hand there?
Departures and squad planning
On the departure side, Marvin Ducksch and Romano Schmid are up for discussion. The two could leave the club to make room for fresh blood in the squad. The sales of Michael Zetterer, who could move to FC Copenhagen, as well as other players who are no longer in the squad planning, are also important here. Some signees, such as Jens Stage and Leonardo Bittencourt, were not in the squad last season and are being asked whether they want to stay or leave.
In addition, the return of Christian Groß as assistant coach strengthens the position on the coaching bench. The 36-year-old will certainly bring a breath of fresh air and new perspectives, while coach Horst Steffen continues to work on a stable defense, which could be boosted by the transfer of Wöber and Hajdari.
Negotiations and transfer rumors will heavily shape the next few weeks, and fans will be watching closely to see how Werder Bremen advances their squad planning. The potential for an exciting season is definitely there and the next steps could be crucial to the club's success.