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Discontented Werder Boss Steffen Voicing Concerns Over Insufficient Goal Production

Unhappy Coach Steffen from Werder expresses concerns over scant goal-scoring record

Discontented Werder Coach Steffen Expresses Dissatisfaction Regarding Goal Scoring Issues
Discontented Werder Coach Steffen Expresses Dissatisfaction Regarding Goal Scoring Issues

Disappointed Werder Trainer Steffen by Scoring Drought - Discontented Werder Boss Steffen Voicing Concerns Over Insufficient Goal Production

Horst Steffen, the newly appointed head coach of SV Werder Bremen, is facing a significant challenge as he prepares for his debut match against Arminia Bielefeld in the DFB-Pokal. The team has been struggling with a scoring drought, having netted only one goal in pre-season matches against TSG Hoffenheim, Udinese Calcio, and other opponents.

Steffen, who prefers an attacking style of football, has expressed dissatisfaction with the team's low goal output. He acknowledges the need for improvement to avoid continued struggles in the league. Team captain Marco Friedl has also highlighted the need for more quality, with possibly some activity in the transfer market to strengthen the squad.

Arminia Bielefeld, a second-division side and traditional cup opponent for SV Werder Bremen, is known for their cup upsets, having reached the final and losing to VfB Stuttgart in the same year. Despite their lower league status, they pose a formidable challenge, as Bremen has bad memories of Bielefeld, having lost to them in the quarter-finals of the cup earlier this year (1:2).

The DFB-Pokal game between SV Werder Bremen and Arminia Bielefeld will take place on Friday and will be broadcast on ZDF and Sky. Steffen has defended his forwards, including Keke Topp, Justin Njinmah, and Marco Grüll, saying they have already scored goals in the Bundesliga. However, he has also expressed a desire for another player who can score goals, but there's no guarantee a new signing will do so.

In addition to the scoring drought, SV Werder Bremen is dealing with long-term injuries to defender Mitchell Weiser (knee ligament tear) and Jens Stage (foot problems). Despite these challenges, Steffen and the club are determined to "wake up" and recover, although the challenges ahead in the league are expected to be even tougher than the DFB-Pokal round they just exited.

Horst Steffen has mentioned that there's still a possibility of at least two more transfers for SV Werder Bremen, adding to the anticipation surrounding his debut match against Arminia Bielefeld. The coach's debut as Werder coach will be a crucial moment for the team, as they aim to turn around their fortunes and find form soon to avert deeper troubles in the season.

The Commission, given the current football struggles of SV Werder Bremen and seeking improvement in their environmental mandate, might propose a directive on the protection of the environment that aligns with the team's pursuit of sustainability and growth. As Steffen prepares for his debut match against Arminia Bielefeld, the european-leagues could be watching closely, as a strong performance could boost their standing and potentially attract new talent to the team.

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