The fans didn’t expect that!
Two days before his big farewell game on Saturday (5.30 p.m. / Sat.1) betrayed Claudio pizarro (43) other former companions on the guest list. Johan Micoud (49) is one name that makes Werder fans sit up and take notice.
Pizarro: “Unfortunately, Micoud and I never played together, but the fans love him here. I can say that he is there.”
Micoud joins Pizarro!
Micoud led Werder to the 2004 double. To this day, the Frenchman is a shining light for many Bremen fans. On Saturday, perhaps the greatest Werder professional in history returns to the Weser Stadium after 2941 days. Most recently, he was on the pitch for Ailton’s farewell game in September 2014 in Bremen.
However, the fans will have to do without Diego returning. The Brazilian cannot travel to Germany due to his tight schedule. He is currently playing in his home country for Flamengo Rio de Janeiro. Pizarro’s former Bayern coach Pep Guardiola will not come to Bremen either. The Peruvian reveals: “He did not respond to my request…”
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17.09.2022
These players come for the Pizarro farewell
SV Werder Bremen: Tim Wiese, Christian Vander, Sebastian Prödl, Theodor Gebre Selassie, Naldo, Per Mertesacker, Torsten Frings, Philipp Bargfrede, Zlatko Junuzovic, Clemens Fritz, Aaron Hunt, Frank Baumann Tim Borowski, Peter Niemeyer, Johan Micoud, Daniel Jensen, Niclas Füllkrug, Marco Bode, Dieter Eilts, Ailton and Markus Rosenberg (Coach: Thomas Schaaf)
FC Bayern Munich: Hans-Jörg Butt, Harald Dax, Philipp Lahm, Mats Hummels, Diego Contento, Daniel van Buyten, Thomas Linke, Owen Hargreaves, Markus Schupp, Carsten Lakies, Johannes Mösmang, Andreas Ottl, Marcel Witeczek, Piotr Trochowski, Arjen Robben, Paulo Sergio , Giovane Elber and Mario Gomez (Trainer: Michael Henke)
Claudius Friends: Felix Wiedwald, Sebastian Boenisch, Santiago Garcia, Mikael Silvestre, Mats Hummels, Johannes Mösmang, Felix Neureuther, Daniel Baier, Jurica Vranjes, Joko Winterscheidt, Max van der Groeben, Diego Pizarro, Felix Kroos, Maximilian Eggestein, Marko Marin, Max Kruse, Fin Bartels, Nelson Valdez, and Anthony Ujah (Trainer: Florian Kohfeldt)
