By Rune Gjerulff @runegjerulff
Werder Bremen striker Niclas Füllkrug is now likely to sign a new contract.
Niclas Füllkrug is open to signing a contract extension with Werder Bremen, according to Sport Bild.
According to the report, Werder are offering the 30-year-old striker a one-year extension until 2026 worth 3 million per year including bonuses.
However, even if Füllkrug signs an extension, it doesn’t necessarily mean he will stay beyond the summer, as his new deal will reportedly include a release clause.
In addition, the parties have agreed that Füllkrug can still leave the club during the transfer window if there’s a top offer that suits both parties.
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Leverkusen the latest club to be linked with Füllkrug
Fiorentina show interest in Füllkrug, per multiple reports
Werder boss gives update on Füllkrug talks
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