RB Leipzig negotiates with Ole Werner: Does he come to Bremen?

RB Leipzig negotiates with Ole Werner: Does he come to Bremen?

In the Bundesliga in the Bundesliga, there are currently high tensions at RB Leipzig. The association is under pressure because after the separation of Marco Rose, a new head coach is urgently needed. So far, however, there has been no official decision, and the negotiations are going. Current reports from Image Werner, who has shown serious interest in the coaching position. Werner, who completed Werder Bremen, left the club surprisingly one year before the end of the contract.

Werner, 37 years old, is considered a hot candidate for the Leipzig coaching bank. After his four -year job in Bremen, he demonstrated that he also works successfully with a narrow budget. In the past season, his team scored the same points as Leipzig, which underlines his qualification for the challenge that is waiting for him in the Saxons. Nevertheless, RB Leipzig has to clarify compensation with Werder Bremen before being able to sign Werner.

negotiations and challenges

The talks between the two clubs are still in progress, and Werder demands about 6 million euros for Werner's contract, which is a high hurdle for Leipzig. What options do Leipzig remain when the price does not fit? The negotiations could intensify this weekend if Werder boss Clemens Fritz and Leipzid's managing director Marcel Schäfer may meet at a benefit tournament.

But not only Werner was on the wish list of RB Leipzig. Other candidates such as CESC Fabregas, Oliver Glasner and Jacob Neestrup were also brought into play. However, the plans for these trainers have already broken up because Fabregas stays in series B, Glasner hires at Crystal Palace and NEESTRUP continues near Copenhagen, which further restricts the selection for the coaching job. Time is pushing, and those responsible must now prove a good hand.

a conversion is imminent

RB Leipzig will also be planning a change with a limited budget in the coming season. David Wagner, 53, becomes the new younger chief and thus replaces Manuel Baum. These strategic decisions could be crucial to take into account the immediate questions about the team management and at the same time set the course for the coming years.

While the talks continue about Werner and the football fans are waiting for news in Leipzig, it remains to be seen how those responsible find the balance between financial requirements and sporting progress. However, one thing is certain: the pressure in Leipzig is great and time is pushing.