 Moritz Jenz #15 | 39' 90+2' 90+2' |
 Saël Kumbedi #26 | |
 Joakim Mæhle #21 | |
 Jonas Wind #23 |
64' | |
 Lovro Majer #10 | 73' 90+5' |
73' | |
79' | |
 Adam Daghim #11 | 79' |
61' | |
 Felix Agu #27 | 61' |
 Salim Musah #29 | 85' |
90' | |
 Markus Kolke #25 | |
Moritz Jenz #15 | 39' 90+2' 90+2' |
Saël Kumbedi #26 | |
Joakim Mæhle #21 | |
Jonas Wind #23 |
64' | |
Lovro Majer #10 | 73' 90+5' |
73' | |
79' | |
Adam Daghim #11 | 79' |
61' | |
Felix Agu #27 | 61' |
Salim Musah #29 | 85' |
90' | |
Markus Kolke #25 | |
Wolfsburg vs Werder Bremen match from the Bundesliga. View the final score, key match events, detailed statistics, line-ups and head-to-head record between Wolfsburg and Werder Bremen. Follow team performance and match context within the Bundesliga season.
Werder Bremen
The Premier League was the European league that spent the most in the 2026 winter transfer window.
With the next FIFA World Cup cycle getting closer and the decisive stages of the UEFA Champions League approaching, market value rankings take on extra meaning. They show where the talent, depth and financial power are concentrated just before football’s biggest battles begin.
Until 31 January, rumours will be the order of the day and names such as Fabrizio Romano will be the go-to source for football fans to stay informed about the transfer market.
