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Dortmund's sporting director Sebastian Kehl (L) and Dortmund's managing director Lars Ricken talk ahead of the German Bundesliga soccer match between Borussia Dortmund and Bayer Leverkusen at Signal Iduna Park. Bernd Thissen/dpa
Werder Bremen are reportedly mulling a signing of forward Julian Brandt who is going through a difficult season at Bundesliga rivals Borussia Dortmund.
Sky TV and the Deichstube portal said that Bremen are monitoring the situation of German international Brandt.
Brandt, 28, was born in the northern German city but has never played for Werder. His younger brother Jascha played for Werder's U23 team.
Brandt has a contract in Dortmund until 2026. He has had many ups and downs this season, with sporting director Sebastian Kehl speaking of a "difficult situation."
It remains to be seen whether a transfer is possible financially as Brandt would probably have to accept a big pay cut.
Former Germany captain Lothar Matthäus suggested that a move to Bremen could help Brandt out of his troubles.
"It could be an opportunity for Brandt to go to a club where he is not so much in the spotlight. He could show in Bremen that he can still do it in the Bundesliga," Matthäus said in his Sky column.
"Julian could possibly be the Julian he wants to be in Bremen. Playing football with fun and enjoyment."
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