Leeds United are edging closer to finalising the loan departure of Isaac Schmidt to Werder Bremen for a season-long loan. The deal does not confirm whether a buy option will be included. The move will be completed once Leeds finds a suitable replacement. Isaac Schmidt's agent, Baykal Bellusci, hinted at a summer exit earlier this year, emphasizing the importance of playing time over financial considerations in a World Cup year. Personal terms with Schmidt are believed to be settled, indicating the player's willingness to move to Germany.

Team Talk reports on Werder Bremen's pursuit of Leeds United's right-back Isaac Schmidt. Werder Bremen have reached an agreement in principle with Leeds United for right-back Isaac Schmidt. Werder is working on a loan deal, and negotiations are ongoing regarding whether the deal will include a purchase option or obligation. Leeds wants to secure a replacement before finalizing the transfer.

Isaac Schmidt from Leeds United is set to join SV Werder Bremen on a loan for one season. Werder has reached a verbal agreement with Schmidt, but the clubs are still negotiating details, such as a potential purchase option or obligation.

Werder Bremen is reportedly interested in Isaac Schmidt from Leeds United. According to 'Bild', the club has a fundamental interest in the 25-year-old Swiss defender. 'Sky' reports that the club has already reached an agreement with Schmidt. The transfer is expected to be a loan either with an option to buy or an obligation to buy. Schmidt's contract with Leeds United runs until 2028 and his market value is estimated by Transfermarkt at €2.20m.