I don’t like this objective with Europe, it is too canceled.
That we ultimately failed so “scarce” on Europe has something to do with the fact that so many teams have delivered a very weak season.
From this one should not formulate over -ambitious goals that you have to achieve.
We are more likely to be in the regions in which the Union, Augsburg and the like are … but also to slide in the danger zone in the danger area with several bad results below.
Having the “nothing” goal to do with the descent is still the realistic, all other big bonus. With Cologne and the HSV, two promoters who have to be considered to stay in the class also come, and the next relegation battle is extremely predictable. Wouldn’t be so surprised if we could get into it.
Financially, Werder is far away from being too large on the transfer market. The imbalance of a few years ago has been remedied. But more than +-0 is not at the end. We cannot make large expenses on the transfer market. The quality of the squad can practically only rise if young players take the next step, think especially of Njinmah, Malatini, Alvero and Topp. If the maximum Njinmah is able to do with such a step, but probably only if it is mostly injury -free all the season.
There will also be a few departures without that money will flow in our direction that would be worth mentioning, and it would then be nice to replace it, would be nice if it would be with increased quality, but we can not apply the replacement for “better” players than we have without liabilities.
There are also some returnees from borrowing with whom we have to see how it goes on. Can you finally complete the chapter Keita? What about Deman and Kownacki? They also earn some salary, either you will find a buyer or you stay on the salary, which further restricts the scope for action. With Deman there would be the option to integrate it … but I don’t see that with Kownacki. He is not suitable for the Bundesliga.
We have a lot to do in the transfer window. However, I think that the squad will have significantly more quality than this season. In any case, the quality will hardly be lifted through access, for that we lack the means. An Ole Werner should also know that.
He brought Werder into pleasant fairway, but also proved to be inflexible. It would be a shame if he goes, but I also believe that we can find other coaches who may know how to deal better with the young players in the squad and are not so stiffened as far as the game system is concerned.
A much better than getting Werner would be fantastic and is certainly not realistic straight away … Werner was and is there that could happen to us when he came to usn and so far remained. But he is not perfect and I am arbitrarily that you can also create new opportunities with another trainer.
In any case, an extension to players with more quality is not usable, because we cannot offer that through the transfer market.
Every year you type that Bremen mixes in the relegation battle, so I’m not surprised at all about your assessment.
Again and again terrifying how pessimistic someone can be when you read your contributions.
I can also get little to the original contribution.
You don’t even ‘go’ in any regions. If there is a good time, like Mainz this season, you can also improve the squad accordingly or plan double -track if the following season is difficult. It * does not have to run like at Union or Heidenheim. It can also run like at Frankfurt or Freiburg.
The latter two clubs probably didn’t ‘go there’ when it was internationally played again, but now they have established themselves there. Such a kind of thinking is a forced jacket than everything else …
With Pauli, Heidenheim / Elversberg, FC, HSV, perhaps Union and Augsburg there are several clubs that will definitely play against relegation. At Bremen you are in a somewhat more comfortable position, insofar as you are understood the squad accordingly this summer.
Werner still has 1 year contract, so you don’t have to worry. The players absolutely go into the other direction: I see progress at Topp and Malatini, but not really at Njinmah. You can’t build on the latter anyway because he has been injured several times now and then takes a long time to get back on track. If you should get another 8-10 million offer for njinmah, please accept it immediately!
At Topp you can see regularly, what he becomes more playing —– always is Topp 3 1/2 years Juenger than Njinmah! This could be Bremen’s long -term 9 -person if you give him enough season. Malatini as well. You shouldn’t be blinded by the game in Bielefeld.
Alvero, on the other hand, was an absolute incorrect purchase, and that shouldn’t happen again this summer.
Basically, however, the squad composition is the problem, insofar as there are not enough players in midfield or backups that still have room for improvement. You can really only hope that you don’t seriously spend 5-6 million for Koehn! Keita is awarded until December, and then you can simply pay him out for the last half of the year.
Kownacki will surely find a buyer in BL2, and if necessary you can give it another year, since the contract until ’27. Demans contract even loves up to ’28, so it is possible to give it again.
And since the cadasters at Bremen have become real, especially if you exclude loan players, Bremen currently has 19 players for the coming season (assumed Alvero is sold or awarded). So there will be at least 7, but probably more players have to come. If you give up someone (Ducksch, Schmid, Stage, Njinmah, AGU) Then we will probably talk about almost 10 new faces!
It is now important to align the club properly and well, with the thought that you could definitely qualify for the ECL next season. Because the real problem with Bremen was inconsistency, not the playful quality. If you win one of these brutal games at the beginning of the year (the home game against the FCA, for example), then play around the ECL. This is no longer a glueck, but also a good job somewhere.
You can only hope that the GF, the trainer, and the squad do not have as an ambition without ambition as it was written here!