Bundesliga - Change reports: Borré ends Werder training early
Colombian international Rafael Borré, who has been linked with a transfer, has returned to training with Bundesliga club Werder Bremen. Wearing a cap pulled low over his face, the attacker initially ran across the training pitch on Wednesday, but had to leave the pitch earlier than planned because a cold slowed him down, as the club announced.
The 28-year-old had been given an extra day off due to the time difference in his native South America. He could soon return to South America. According to media reports, Brazilian first division club International Porto Alegre are courting Borré's favor. The attacker, who is on loan from league rivals Eintracht Frankfurt, is actually tied to Bremen until the summer.
However, the Hanseatic club are considering a departure in the winter. "Of course, a situation could arise when it becomes lucrative for Frankfurt, when it becomes lucrative for us, that we have to think about it," said head of professional soccer Clemens Fritz on Tuesday. And he added: "But we're not at that point yet."
So far, the attacker has fitted in well with the Hanseatic club, scoring four goals and recently improving his performances. Bremen are therefore not too keen to sell him. Nevertheless, according to Fritz, 13th-placed Werder Bremen are looking for alternatives on the striker market in case Borré turns his back on Bremen after just six months.
Werder Bremen Website Werder Bremen Squad Table Soccer Bundesliga
Read also:
- A clan member is punished here
- Traffic lawyer warns: Don't talk to the police!
- Will he be convicted as Jutta's murderer after 37 years?
- He also wanted to kill his cousin
- Despite the interest from Brazilian club International Porto Alegre, Rafael Borré is still tied to Bundesliga club SV Werder Bremen until the summer.
- The South American time difference required Borré to take an extra day off during his training sessions with Werder Bremen.
- Borré, who is currently on loan from league rivals Eintracht Frankfurt, has been a valuable asset to Werder Bremen, scoring four goals and improving his performances.
- Clemens Fritz, the head of professional soccer at Werder Bremen, acknowledged that the club may consider a departure for Borré in the winter if it becomes financially beneficial for both clubs.
- With Borré potentially leaving, Werder Bremen is actively exploring alternatives on the striker market to ensure they have sufficient options up front.
- Bundesliga fans can stay up-to-date with Werder Bremen's squad and performances on the club's official website and by following the Bundesliga standings.
Source: www.stern.de
