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Werder's Stark hopes for winter reinforcements

As 13th in the table, Werder is not in acute danger of relegation. Nevertheless, Bremen want to strengthen the squad in the winter. A current player also hopes to do so.

Bundesliga - Werder's Stark hopes for winter reinforcements

Werder Bremen's Niklas Stark is hoping that the Bundesliga club will strengthen once again during the winter break. "Of course it would be good if we could get one or two more players - in the back three, but also in other positions," said Stark (28) in a media roundtable on Thursday. "Without me being involved, I believe that those responsible will take a close look at what we need in the squad."

Bremen's bosses have already announced that they want to become active in the current transfer window. Especially in the event that Rafael Borré ends his loan to the Weser prematurely and moves to Brazil, the Green-Whites want to sign another attacker. According to Italian media reports, Sydney van Hooijdonk from FC Bologna is one of the candidates.

Stark statements on Werder homepage

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  1. Niklas Stark, a key player for Werder Bremen, expresses his hope that the Bundesliga club will make additional reinforcements during the winter break.
  2. Bremen's soccer league competitors are closely monitoring the transfer activities of SV Werder Bremen, particularly if Rafael Borré returns to Brazil prematurely and leaves an attacking slot vacant.
  3. Despite not being directly involved in the transfer decisions, Niklas Strong believes that Werder Bremen's management will develop a strategy to address any potential gaps in the team's squad.
  4. As Germany's Bundesliga continues its winter break, several soccer teams, such as Werder Bremen, will have the opportunity to assess their rosters and strategize for potential winter signings.

Source: www.stern.de

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