Happy ending in Bremen? Werder star sends fresh signals | OneFootball

Romano Schmid appears to have a long-term future on the Weser. According to a report by kicker, the attacking player has returned to his longtime adviser Thomas Böhm. This is fueling hopes at Werder Bremen of extending his contract, which currently runs until 2027, ahead of schedule — after all, it was Böhm who first brought Schmid from RB Salzburg to Bremen back in 2019.

As recently as last summer, the situation looked different: Schmid was considering a move to the English Premier League, but various intermediaries were unable to broker a deal in England. As a result, the 26-year-old Austrian is still wearing the green-and-white shirt, and the club now wants to solidify the partnership.

Speaking to Bild, managing director Clemens Fritz had already expressed optimism about the plans:

“We would very much like to extend his contract. Talks with him have not yet taken place, but we will seek them in the coming weeks. Romano feels very comfortable in Bremen and is very important to us. I value him highly.”

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