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Di Santo wants to go back to Werder Bremen – Baumann did not react

Six years after the first attempt

In April 2020 attackers brought themselves Franco Di Santo for a return to the SV Werder Bremen into the conversation. The 32-year-old has been in his home in Argentina for almost a year and a half Athletic Club San Lorenzo de Almagro active, affirmed in an interview with the “DeichStube” his readiness for a new attempt on the Weser.

“Yes of course. I would love to return to Werder Bremen – also in the second division. I am sure that I could help with the promotion, ”said Di Santo. The veteran kicked the Green-Whites between 2013 and 2015 and scored 18 goals (six assists) in 51 games before moving to FC Schalke 04 for 6 million euros.

His 2020 wish to go to Werder again was no joke. “No, that was serious back then. I even tried to get in touch with sports director Frank Baumann. But he never answered, didn’t answer the phone. During that time I told a lot of people to tell him that I would also play for less money. I think that respect would have required him to at least react and tell me: ‘I don’t need you, I don’t want you’ “, explained Di Santo.

These players left Werder after relegation in the summer of 2021

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Ludwig Augustinsson | Market value € 10 million

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New club: Sevilla FC | Transfer fee € 5.5 million

Milot Rashica | Market value: 9 million euros

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New club: Norwich City | Transfer fee € 11 million

Josh Sargent | Market value: € 8 million

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New club: Norwich City | Transfer fee: € 9.5 million

Maximilian Eggestein I Market value: € 7.5 million

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New club: SC Freiburg | Fee: € 5 million

Johannes Eggestein | Market value: € 4 million

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New club: Royal Antwerp | Fee: € 1 million

Davie Selke | Market value: € 2.8 million

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New club: Hertha BSC | Return after loan

Yuya Osako | Market value: € 2 million

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New club: Vissel Kobe | Transfer fee: unknown

Kevin Möhwald | Market value: € 3 million

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New club: Union Berlin | Fee: € 1 million

Theodor Gebre Selassie | Market value: € 800,000

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New club: Slovan Liberec | free transfer

Miklas Moisander | Market value: € 700,000

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New club: Malmö FF | free transfer

Patrick Erras | Market value: € 700,000

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New club: Holstein Kiel | Transfer fee: € 250,000

Stefanos Kapino | Market value: € 700,000

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New club: Arminia Bielefeld | Transfer fee: unknown

Benjamin Goller | Market value: € 700,000

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New club: SV Darmstadt | Borrow

Kebba Badjie | Market value: € 200,000

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New club: Hallescher FC | Borrow

Eduardo dos Santos Haesler | Market value: € 100,000

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New club: FC Nordsjaelland | Borrow

Yannik Engelhardt | Market value: € 100,000

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New club: SC Freiburg II | Borrow




Happy in San Lorenzo: Di Santo still keeps all options open

The offensive man with a contract valid until December 2023 is happy in San Lorenzo. “But I can’t say that the return to Argentina is final. I’ll wait and see what comes next. ”Di Santo played most of his career for Wigan Athletic (97 games, 13 goals), Werder follows in third place behind Schalke (88 games, 12 goals).

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