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Werder Bremen is targeting St. Pauli rivals from the Premier League!
FC St. Pauli and Werder Bremen face an important Bundesliga game. Werder is planning a transfer for Maximilian Wöber.
Werder Bremen is targeting St. Pauli rivals from the Premier League!
On July 2, 2025, football will once again be a topic of conversation in northern Germany. As part of an intensive transfer period, the focus is on the clubs FC St. Pauli and SV Werder Bremen, with both clubs having different challenges and opportunities ahead of them. While Werder Bremen is looking to strengthen their team, FC St. Pauli is struggling with its current form in the Bundesliga.
As stpauli24.mopo.de reports, Werder Bremen is looking for new talent. In particular, central defender Maximilian Wöber from Leeds United is on Bremen's wish list. Wöber, who was unable to play at full capacity last season due to a high susceptibility to injury, is now available for a fee in the lower million range. Despite a contract until 2027, an agreement could well be possible as Wöber is on the substitutes' bench at Leeds.
The fan friendship and the start of the season
The relationships between FC St. Pauli and Werder Bremen are characterized by fan friendship, but things often look completely different on the pitch. Both teams go into the upcoming games with high competitive pressure. Werder Bremen is aiming for its fifth win in a row to stay in touch with the top places in the table, while FC St. Pauli urgently needs its first Bundesliga win of the season. This is particularly clear after Heidenheim picked up a win against Stuttgart last Friday, which increased the pressure on St. Pauli.
In the 2025/26 Bundesliga season, the teams with a strong financial base will count. While the total market value of FC St. Pauli is around 16.63 million euros, Werder Bremen has 76.76 million euros. This value is not just a number, but also shows the opportunities that Werder has to reposition and invest, while St. Pauli has to be creative to stay in the race, as can be read on transfermarkt.de.
The final encounter
In a thrilling match between the two clubs that took place recently, neither team could emerge victorious. According to fcstpauli.com, the viewership of over 42,000 was a clear sign of the fans' interest and support. Despite an active offensive from St. Pauli, the game ended goalless. In particular, the referee's decision not to award a penalty in the final phase after a controversial incident caused heated discussions in the stands and on the pitch.
The two coaches, Alexander Blessin from St. Pauli and Ole Werner from Werder, showed the willingness to make strategic adjustments in the game in order to put their teams in a winning position. Blessin brought on Noah Weißhaupt, while Werner brought new player Justin Njinmah off the bench. So it remains exciting to see how the two teams will perform in the coming games and the transfer period.
It remains to be seen whether Werder Bremen can secure the desired reinforcements and St. Pauli finally achieve their first victory. One thing is certain: there is always a lot going on in football in Northern Germany!