Then we'll see where the journey takes us
Returning player leaves Werder future open
Eren Dinkci returns to his training club Werder Bremen on loan this summer. Whether he will remain with the green-and-whites beyond the season is still uncertain, as the striker left open in an interview.
Dinkci feels comfortable at Werder Bremen, but a decision about his sporting future is still pending. The offensive player wants to take his time with his final decision. The interests of his parent club SC Freiburg also play a role in this.
Dinkci explained in an interview with Sky Sport that the decision does not rest solely with him, as many factors are involved, including Werder, Freiburg, his advisors, himself, and of course his family and wife.
The 24-year-old therefore does not expect a decision in the short term. He emphasized that they first want to finish the year well, and perhaps the matter can be discussed in spring, noting that it is still relatively early.
Fundamentally, the returning player is completely happy at the Weser. He indicated that he feels very, very comfortable and will then see where the journey takes him.
Dinkci wants Werder Bremen to keep the ball on the ground
Sportingly, Dinkci views the development of Bremen positively, a side that was considered a relegation candidate before the season. After a difficult start, the team found its footing and has since shown what potential lies in the squad.
Dinkci made clear that they are doing really well at the moment, and with their intensity and willingness, they deserve to be where they currently stand. He stressed that it is now crucial to build on their previous performances. Currently, SVW under manager Daniel Thioune occupies sixth place.
His personal role within the team has also changed. Compared to his first time at Werder, Dinkci now sees himself with more responsibility. He now feels confident taking on a leadership role.
However, the striker finds dreams of Europe premature. Dinkci made clear that he is in favor of keeping the ball on the ground, collecting 40 points as quickly as possible, and then defining new goals afterward.
