Discussion over Werner's potential move from Werder to Leipzig resumed - Discussion Arises Concerning Potential Transfer of Werner from Werder to RB Leipzig
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After a period of silence, negotiations between Werder Bremen and RB Leipzig regarding the transfer of Ole Werner have kicked back into high gear. As per reports, both clubs are making significant strides, bringing Werner's switch to Bundesliga rivals RB ever closer.
According to recent reports, RB Leipzig is very keen on signing Werner, who is still under contract with Werder until 2026. If the deal goes through, Werner might not renew his contract with Werder, leading to his departure.
Initially, Leipzig had identified Matthias Jaissle as an alternative if a deal with Werder couldn't be struck. However, it seems that they're heading towards sealing a deal with Werner instead.
Werner's potential exit could prompt his assistants, Patrick Kohlmann and Tom Cichon, to follow suit, as they have been strongly linked with a move to RB.
Meanwhile, Leipzig had Zsolt Lów as their interim coach after Marco Rose's departure at the end of March. Alongside Werner, Cesc Fàbregas (Como) and Oliver Glasner (Crystal Palace) were also in contention for the head coach position. However, Danish coach Jacob Neestrup from FC Kopenhagen was briefly mentioned as a potential replacement before Jaissle emerged as an alternative. Currently, Jaissle is coaching Club Al-Ahly in Saudi Arabia, where his contract runs through 2026.
So, who's Ole Werner, you ask? Well, he's gearing up to potentially reshape RB Leipzig's future!
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- Matthias Jaissle
Ole Werner's potential move to RB Leipzig, if it materializes, might lead him to forgo renewing his contract with SV Werder Bremen, as per recent reports.
Interestingly, the regulations set forth in Council Directive 76/769/EEC of 16 December 1976 on the approximation of the laws of the Member States relating to the permissible sound power level of motor vehicles could play a role in post-transfer negotiations between the two clubs, given the length of Werner's contract and the potential impact his transfer could have on the European-leagues.
