SV Werder Bremen

SV Werder Bremen will resume training after the winter break on Tuesday, 2nd January 2024, ahead of the remainder of the season. 

As matchday dawned at the team hotel in Stuttgart last Saturday, Felix Agu couldn’t have known yet what that evening would hold for him. Head coach Ole Werner informed the team of his team selection in the morning, with Agu learning that he would soon make his long-awaited return to the starting line-up, 582 days after his most recent start for the Green-Whites. “To be honest, I was really looking forward to it, because it had been so long since my last start,” the 24-year-old said about that moment.

Jiri Pavlenka was back involved in training at the start of this week ahead of the home game against FC Augsburg on Saturday, 09.11.23 (15:30 CET). The goalkeeper missed the game away at VfB Stuttgart due to an infection.

See you again soon, Vietnam! Werder’s first delegation trip to Hanoi, Hai Phong and Ho Chi Minh City has now come to an end, and the itinerary was certainly jam-packed with activities. The Green-Whites received significant support from Economic Development Agency for Bremen (WFB), whose Vietnam-based Bremen Invest office helped to promote and organise numerous components of the trip.

SV Werder Bremen were the weaker side for the majority of the game against the Swabian side VfB Stuttgart, who are currently occupying third position in the Bundesliga table. For this reason, there was a low mood among the players and staff in the mixed zone after the match. WERDER.DE have summarised the reaction to the Green-Whites’ defeat.

SV Werder Bremen returned home empty-handed after a difficult loss away to VfB Stuttgart. The Swabian side came out on top thanks to goals from Deniz Undav (17’) and Serhou Guirassy (75’). A strong final push from the Green-Whites was unfortunately no use, as the visitors were unable to put a goal past the impressive Stuttgart eleven.

Despite just narrowly steering clear of relegation last season, VfB Stuttgart are the favourites in the upcoming fixture at the MHPArena against SV Werder Bremen on Saturday, 2nd December (18:30 CET). With nine wins and 27 points under their belts, the hosts are currently occupying third place in the Bundesliga table – an impressive return after 12 matchdays. The Green-Whites under head coach Ole Werner are not fazed by their upcoming opponent’s success, and are travelling to Stuttgart with their sights set on picking up their first three points on the road this season.

After having to sit out of last week’s pre-match press conference due to illness, Ole Werner was back answering the journalists’ questions as usual ahead of Saturday evening’s away meeting with VfB Stuttgart (18:30 CET). Despite Amos Pieper’s serious injury casting a shadow over the week of training, the head coach is determined to rise to the upcoming challenge.

SV Werder Bremen have begun their Bundesliga delegation trip to Vietnam in Hanoi. The week-long visit began in the capital on Monday. The Green-Whites were accompanied and supported by the Economic Development Agency for Bremen, with the help of Bremeninvest’s office in Vietnam and Werder’s official partner, Lecka Nutrition.

Both SV Werder Bremen and Amos Pieper were dealt a major blow on Wednesday afternoon, as the centre-back suffered a break to his right ankle in training. Further examinations carried out by team doctor Dr. Georg Tsironis in Bremen confirmed the severity of his injury after the session. The 25-year-old will have to undergo an operation and is set for a spell on the sidelines for the time being.