Werder Bremen: Bundesliga team wants to get HSV goalscorer as a filling jug replacement

Niclas Füllkrug is in his absolute peak phase this season. With 16 goals, he is the top scorer in the Bundesliga. For Werder Bremen he is an important part of the team. His contract there actually runs until the summer of 2025. But in view of his performance, a change does not seem unlikely.

If Bremen really can’t keep their top player, they need a replacement. And there, too, there is now speculation as to who could potentially replace Füllkrug. Werder Bremen is looking at its northern German competitor – and has an HSV player on the screen.

Werder Bremen is said to have kept an eye on Hamburg’s Robert Glatzel

Apparently could HSV striker Robert Glatzel come into question for Werder Bremen. The 29-year-old has been on the pitch for the Hamburg club since July 2021. And there he convinces, scoring 17 goals in 27 games. Actually, Glatzel still has a contract in Hamburg until 2025. But it has an opt-out clause. This applies if the current second division team does not get promoted.

Robert Glatzel convinces at HSV.Bild: www.imago-images.de / imago images / Jan Huebner

After the 6-1 win against Hannover 96, HSV is currently in second place there – and therefore also on a promotion spot. But should the club on the Elbe ultimately miss this, a change from Robert Glatzel is almost certain.

Werder probably wants more than 20 million for Niclas Füllkrug

Several clubs are currently associated with DFB star Niclas Füllkrug. According to information from the “sports picture“Eintracht Frankfurt, among others, are interested in the striker. However, it is not cheap. Its market value increased from 10 to 13 million euros at the end of March.

According to “Sport Bild” information, the overall package for Niclas Füllkrug is currently too expensive for Eintracht. According to the “Bild“-Zeitung have more than 20 million euros for the national player. “There is always a pain threshold, but we don’t have to sell Niclas Füllkrug at any price,” said Werder’s head of licensing Clemens Fritz.