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Bremen – Ole Werner is the new head coach of Werder Bremen. The day after the away game at Holstein Kiel, the second division announced the commitment of the 33-year-old.
“He was successful as head coach in Kiel”
Frank Baumann, Managing Director of Football, said on the Werder website: “Ole is a young, exciting and very good coach whose idea of playing football fits in very well with Werder. He absolutely wants to go with us on our way to building a young, developable team. He has worked successfully as head coach in Kiel, knows the 2nd division and as a North German will quickly find his way around Bremen. “
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“Finally get started”
“In the conversations it was immediately noticeable that both sides had the same view of how to play and how to work. That convinced me that Werder was the right job for me. Werder stands for a courageous and offensive style of play and for a close cooperation. These are things with which I can identify well and in which I will get involved. I’m really looking forward to finally getting started with the team and fighting for points, ”said Werner.
Resignation in Kiel still without an answer
On September 20, the ex-Holstein coach in Kiel surprisingly resigned and gave no reason. To date nothing has been known about the background. The assumptions range from anger with the board of directors to a possible burn-out. On the Weser, he would now like to make the next attempt in the Bundesliga. With KSV he failed in the relegation games at 1. FC Köln last summer.
At the beginning still under pressure
Bremen’s former head coach Anfang resigned after a “vaccination certificate” scandal. The public prosecutor’s office is investigating him and his assistant coach Florian Young.
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