Werder Bremen hope to retain Niclas Füllkrug, but another pay cut may be necessary
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33-second readSV Werder Bremen are reportedly eager to secure Niclas Füllkrug’s services beyond the current Bundesliga campaign. The 33-year-old German international has enjoyed an impressive return to the Weser, but negotiations over a permanent transfer from West Ham United could prove complicated.
According to Sky Germany , Werder would like to retain Füllkrug after his season-long loan expires in summer 2027. Sport Bild also reports that Bremen’s management are determined to explore a permanent deal, while DeichStube suggests that both the player and the club are generally receptive to extending their cooperation.
No concrete negotiations have yet taken place, however. Werder do not possess a purchase option in the loan agreement, and Füllkrug remains under contract with West Ham until 2028.
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As rumors of Niclas Füllkrug's permanent return to Werder Bremen begin to surface, it looks to be the case that the 33-year-old's salary may play an important role.
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