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Will Jens Stage leave Werder Bremen in the summer? According to DeichStube, poker has moved again with TSG Hoffenheim.
Zell am Ziller – It was a long conversation. Daniel Thiun and Jens Stage stood opposite each other in the middle of the training field on Wednesday morning and talked for almost 15 minutes. What exactly was the exchange between the Werder Bremen head coach and the midfield engine is unknown. Some fans claimed that they saw this as a reference to the Dane’s upcoming farewell. You may feel relieved—at least for now. Stage is hesitant to leave Werder Bremen during the training camp in Zillertal. And yet, according to DeichStube, there is movement again around the 29-year-old poker player.
Move to TSG Hoffenheim? There is a new movement in poker around Jens Werder Bremen’s professional stadium. © gumzmedia
Transfers Werder Bremen: Jens Stage moves to TSG Hoffenheim? New movement in transfer poker
After a long period of radio silence, there has been another conversation between Werder Bremen and TSG Hoffenheim after the Bremen side rejected two official offers from their Bundesliga rivals for the stage in early June. Both the initially offered nine million euros and the almost double-digit sum in millions were not enough for Werder Bremen for Jens Stage, whose contract with Oosterdeich runs until 2028 and whose market value is 14 million euros. As a result, relations between Bremen and Sinsheim cooled significantly. Now the temperature has risen again.
Jens Etap transfer remains a realistic scenario: Werder Bremen with a high pain threshold for a transfer
Although the clubs are not yet in any concrete talks with each other, it is confirmed that TSG Hoffenheim remains keenly interested in Jens Stage – and he has reportedly been transferred to the Weserstadion. TSG initially took a wait-and-see approach when it came to signing Nathan De Cat (Anderlecht). But Stage is still on the wish list – especially since the player and club have long agreed on a contract until 2030, and Stage is keen to make the move to Kraichgau. On the other hand, Werder wants to fight for their most important professional and prefers not to let him go. Bremen’s pain threshold is correspondingly high for Stage, which is unlikely to be allowed to fall below market value.
Did the player talk about all this with Daniel Thiune on Wednesday morning? Like I said: unclear. However, it is a very real scenario that these two men will have to say goodbye to each other this summer. (district)