Amani Mahmoud leaves Werder Bremen: Switch to Turbine Potsdam!

Amani Mahmoud leaves Werder Bremen: Switch to Turbine Potsdam!

Bremen, Deutschland - A fresh wind blows over the women of SV Werder Bremen. Amani Mahmoud, the talented midfielder, leaves the club after only half a year and changes to the 1st FFC Turbine Potsdam to the 2nd division. The official announcement was recently and shows that the change is well thought out strategically. Birte Brüggemann, the department head of women's football at Werder, emphasizes that Mahmoud needs a new challenge due to her potential and the possibility of regular seasons. The 19-year-old had three Bundesliga missions for the green-whites last season and was previously part of the Werder youth since the U15. She expresses gratitude for the time in Bremen and for the trust that was shown to her. "The move to Turbine Potsdam is a good step for me," says Mahmoud.

But that's not the only change that Werder Bremen announces. Johanna Wende also leaves the club after her contract in [Deichstube] (https://www.deichstube.de/werder-frauen/wer-bremen-fransfers-contract-amani-amani-Mahmoud-Ausfach-bundesliga contractual publicity has been dissolved. Wende had been part of the team for a year and was able to look back on 13 missions in the regional league last season. These decisions are part of a greater upheaval within the association, which is made up not only from exits, but also from contract extensions.

contract extensions and new additions

In the middle of the exits there is also positive news. Amira Dahl and Melina Kunkel were able to extend their contracts at Werder Bremen, although Dahl was only sporadically deployed last season and Kunkel had to pause completely due to injury. Maja Sternad, now a international Slovenia, also remains with the Greens. Another highlight is the commitment of Chiara d’Angelo from the SKN St. Pölten, which will further strengthen the competition in midfield.

In addition to these news, those responsible are happy about the return of Michelle Weiß, who returns to Werder after one year at TSG Hoffenheim. Lina Hausicke has also extended her contract in the long term. Juliane Wirtz and Reena Wichmann, who has over 100 Bundesliga games on their hump, remain with the team. Important personnel decisions to ensure the stability and success of the future.

departures and new challenges

There are also some interesting names under the exits. Sofja Nesterova leaves Werder after only four months, while Catalina Perez leaves the green black after two years. Vanessa Fischer is committed as a new goalkeeper to close the gap. The return of Michelle Ulbrich, who returns from FC Bayern Munich to Werder Bremen, brings a breath of fresh air to the team. It remains to be seen how the team's new composition will affect the games in the new season.

Overall, Werder Bremen faces an exciting season in which both changes and opportunities flash. With the new obligations and the extended contracts, the association has invested well for the upcoming challenges.