Kicker has reported that Werder Bremen is interested in Fisnik Asllani as a possible replacement for Marvin Ducksch. The 22-year-old forward, who has scored 18 goals, is seen by Werder Bremen as a promising candidate for this role. Asllani was previously loaned to SV Elversberg, where he played under coach Horst Steffen. He currently has one year remaining on his contract with TSG Hoffenheim, and negotiations are underway for a contract extension to retain him at the club. It is noted that Werder Bremen has yet to initiate contact. Should the contract extension not come to fruition, a substantial transfer fee would be necessary for his transfer.

Bild reports on the future prospects of Fisnik Asllani and his potential move to Werder Bremen. Fisnik Asllani is currently on loan from TSG Hoffenheim and has become a key player under the new Werder Bremen coach Horst Steffen, who has a knack for nurturing talent. There is speculation about whether Asllani will follow his mentor, Steffen, to Werder Bremen.

Fisnik Asllani, who is presently on loan at SV Elversberg from TSG Hoffenheim, has caught the attention of several Bundesliga clubs, such as Werder Bremen. Asllani has emerged as a leading scorer for SV Elversberg in the second league, boasting eight goals and three assists. Despite his contract with Hoffenheim running until 2026, the intense competition in Hoffenheim's attacking lineup makes a contract extension unlikely. Consequently, a sale in the summer is seen as the final chance for Hoffenheim to secure a reasonable transfer fee.