Bayer Leverkusen’s Rolfes on Weiser’s transfer to Werder Bremen

Give up money or go back to Bayer?

Bayer Leverkusen’s sporting director Simon Rolfes has reopened the door for a permanent move from winger Mitchell Weiser to Werder Bremen. “It’s up to Werder and Mitch to find a solution,” the former professional told Kicker. Bremen had already loaned the 28-year-old Weiser from the “Werkself” last season. However, the Leverkusen team continued to pay part of his salary during this time.








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Should there be a final transfer, Bayer 04 would no longer ask for a transfer fee for the player, despite a contract that runs until 2023. However, Werder and Weiser would have to agree on a salary that also fits into the Bremen budget.


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At the end of May, the “Deichstube” reported that Weiser’s move to the Weser was about to be completed. In principle, the portal wrote, the former junior national player is willing to forego part of his salary because he feels comfortable in Bremen both personally and athletically. At the end of April, Weiser said the financial factor “didn’t play that big a role” in his election. Of course he would also give up money – “but what does giving up mean anyway?”

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10. Diego (€6m from FC Porto)

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9. Marko Arnautovic (for €6.2m from Twente Enschede)

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8. Niclas Füllkrug (for 6.5 million euros from Hannover 96)

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7. Leonardo Bittencourt (for €7m from TSG Hoffenheim)

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5. Max Kruse (for 7.5 million euros from VfL Wolfsburg)

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5. Wesley (€7.5m from Santos)

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4. Carlos Alberto (€7.8m from Fluminense Rio de Janeiro)

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3. Milot Rashica (for €8.1m from Vitesse Arnhem)

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2. Marko Marin (for €8.2m from Borussia M’gladbach)

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1. Davy Klaassen (for €13.5m from Everton)

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