VfB Stuttgart, Hoffenheim, Augsburg and Werder Bremen have joined the race to sign OH Leuven central defender Roggerio Nyakossi (22), according to a report by Fussball Transfers. Under contract until …
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Samuel Mbangula (22) joined Werder Bremen from Juventus for €10m last summer, but the Belgian attacker hasn’t lived up to expectation. Starting just 12 of his 29 Bundesliga appearances, the …
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Hoffenheim are expected to confirm the signing of Werder Bremen’s Jens Stage (29) by the end of this month, according to Bild. The Danish midfielder, who played a key role …
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Karim Coulibaly (18) has enjoyed a breakout season at Werder Bremen, making 26 Bundesliga appearances, which has caught the attention of Chelsea, among others. BILD report that one option for …
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The penultimate matchday of the Bundesliga season began with Eintracht Frankfurt’s European chances taking a dent after a 3-2 loss to Borussia Dortmund on Friday night. Saturday in the Bundesliga …
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Werder Bremen have reached an agreement to sign Kenny Quetant, according to Sky Germany. Yet to sign a professional contract with Le Havre, the 19-year-old is available on a free …
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With only three games left of the Bundesliga season, every game matters, and that was the case today with big games in the race for the Champions League as well …
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Bayern Munich were crowned Bundesliga champions and Borussia Dortmund secured UEFA Champions League football over the last two matchdays, but there’s still plenty on the line with three games remaining. …
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Hoffenheim are interested in signing Jens Stage, but Clemens Fritz revealed that Werder Bremen have not yet received an offer for their top scorer. “So far, we have not received …
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The two of Northern Germany’s biggest clubs are no strangers to big matches against each other. Werder Bremen and Hamburg meet on Saturday afternoon in what could turn out to …
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Werder Bremen trainer Daniel Thioune answered questions about strikers Victor Boniface and Salim Musah at his Friday pre-match press conference.
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Werder Bremen chief personnel executive Clemens Fritz has reacted angrily to criticism leveled at himself and his administrative team by injured team leader Mitchell Weiser.
