Transfers - Reports: Brazilian club interested in Borré
Werder Bremen attacker Rafael Borré is said to have aroused the interest of Brazilian first division club International Porto Alegre. As reported by the multimedia portal "Deichstube", the Colombian international's advisors have informed the Bremen club and his club Eintracht Frankfurt of this. Werder loaned Borré from Hesse in the summer. The Brazilians want to sign the attacking player in January.
Transfer expert Fabrizio Romano had already written about the agreement between Borré and the Brazilian club on X, formerly Twitter, on Saturday. Negotiations to conclude the agreement with Eintracht Frankfurt are currently underway. A week ago, Bremen's head of professional soccer, Clemens Fritz, told the "Deichstube" that the rumors surrounding the transfer were "nonsense".
Werder loaned Borré out in the summer. The loan deal is set to run until the summer. So far, the attacker has fitted in well with the Hanseatic club, scoring four goals and recently improving his performances.
Werder Bremen Website Werder Bremen Squad Table Soccer Bundesliga Tweet from Fabrizio Romano Report "Deichstube"
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- Regardless of the interest from Porto Alegre, Rafael Borré has been performing well for Werder Bremen in the Bundesliga, scoring four goals so far.
- Despite the current negotiations between Borré and International Porto Alegre, Eintracht Frankfurt, where Borré was initially loaned from, has yet to reach an agreement.
- In a tweet, transfer expert Fabrizio Romano indicated that Borré was close to joining Porto Alegre in Brazil, stirring up speculations in the German Soccer scene, especially in Hesse and Bremen.
- Borré, a Colombian international, was loaned to Werder Bremen from Eintracht Frankfurt during the summer, with an agreement that would last until the following summer.
- Although Borré's advisors reported interest from Porto Alegre, the head of professional soccer at Werder Bremen, Clemens Fritz, dismissed the rumors as "nonsense" just a week ago.
- Though Borré's future remains uncertain, with two notable clubs vying for his services, his contributions to Werder Bremen in the Bundesliga have earned him recognition and valuable experience in German Soccer.
Source: www.stern.de
