Well then, yes!
One day before the end of the winter transfer window, Werder hit the player market. Bremen are loaning offensive man Maximilian Philipp (28) from Wolfsburg without an option to buy until the end of the season. In return, the Scottish striker leaves Oliver Burke (25) Werder on loan to England second division side Millwall until the end of the season (no purchase option).
Only to be guessed at on TV Ducksch protects the penalty spot for Füllkrug
Wolves striker comes, Burke goes: Werder borrows Philipp
The Bremen squad planners Clemens Fritz and Frank Baumann have recently repeatedly emphasized that Werder have no money for winter transfers and that they would therefore no longer be active. Now the turn!
Fritz to BILD: “Burkey got off to a great start. He had hopes for more playing time, which didn’t come true. It was clear: If an opportunity for a loan arises, it can be a win-win situation for everyone. This is the case now. This gave rise to the possibility of realizing another access.”
And this is Philipp (2.5 million euros market value according to transfermarkt.de), who has already played for Freiburg, Dortmund and Wolfsburg in the Bundesliga. In 137 Bundesliga games he shot 27 stalls and put on 15 more. Unlike teammate Luca Waldschmidt, Philipp did not play in Bremen’s 2-1 win against Wolfsburg on Saturday.
Thought was also given to him, but in the end the focus was on Maxi Philipp, who will be on the pitch with his new colleagues for the first time on Wednesday.
