Zetterer before saying goodbye from Bremen: Change to FC Copenhagen in conversation?

Zetterer before saying goodbye from Bremen: Change to FC Copenhagen in conversation?

Bremen, Deutschland - in Bremen, the rumors are bubbling around Michael Zetterer. The 29-year-old goalkeeper of SV Werder Bremen is apparently facing a farewell from the Hanseatic city. According to information from Football transfers , Zetterer's conversations with FC Copenhagen could indicate a change. Accordingly, however, the Danish club has not yet contacted Werder Bremen.

Zetterer himself has two years in Bremen and could activate his exit clause to leave the club. This decision depends heavily on his personal wishes. Especially in Denmark, he wave attractive perspectives that are not available to this extent in Bremen. Zetterer could take the chance of champions League football, which motivates him to change a lot.

FC Copenhagen looking for

FC Copenhagen is looking for a new goalkeeper after the last season was not optimal. Sports director Sune Smith-Nielsen has already recorded talks with Zetterer, reports the Danish news portal Tipsbladet . So far, however, there are no official negotiations between the two clubs.

For Zetterer, a move to Denmark could not only bring sporting advantages. The tax framework conditions are advantageous in Denmark because foreigners only have to pay 27% taxes. In addition, after the summer break, important Champions League qualification games are on the program in which Copenhagen needs a strong line-up.

future of Werder Bremen

Should Zetterer Bremen actually leave, there is an important question for the Bremen: Who could follow him? Mio Backhaus, a 21-year-old goalkeeper, has already expressed interest in a change to get regular game practice. In addition, the name Diant Ramaj, currently loaned by BVB, is circulating as a possible successor. But the prospects for Ramaj seem to be rather tense, since Dortmund is probably not willing after a strong second half of the season.

Zetterer himself had explained in February that he could imagine a future in Bremen and would like to play as number one in the Bundesliga. It remains to be seen whether the conversations with FC Copenhagen have changed his views. In any case, there is an exciting time ahead of Werder Bremen and the goalkeeper, whose decisions could have far -reaching consequences for both sides.