Werder Bremen coach Daniel Thioune stated in a press conference that a conversation to provide clarification had taken place with Jovan Milosevic. The Serbian forward, on loan from VfB Stuttgart, was not satisfied with his amount of playing time. Thioune gave Milosevic an assurance that he would receive more playing time and opportunities on the field. The player's dissatisfaction is connected to having joined Bremen with significant energy after scoring many goals for Partizan Belgrade in the preceding year.

Werder Bremen has announced the arrival of striker Jovan Milosevic on loan from Stuttgart. An official statement confirmed that Jovan Milosevic joins the club on loan from VfB Stuttgart. Jovan Milosevic stated that he is looking forward to the challenge at the club, wants to develop further at Werder and in the Bundesliga, and wants to help the team achieve its goals. The coach, Steffen, commented that Jovan is a striker who likes to play from the defense and has good finishing ability. He added that Milosevic fits very well with the style of football they want to play and that although he is 20 years old, he has recently gained significant experience in the Serbian first division.

Kicker reports that Werder Bremen has loaned Jovan Milosevic from VfB Stuttgart until the end of the season. The medical check was passed and an agreement between the clubs was reached. The Swabians extended the Serbian national striker's contract until 2029 beforehand.

Fabian Wohlgemuth stated that Jovan Milosevic's transfer will be announced tomorrow. Milosevic is moving to Werder Bremen on loan without a purchase option until the summer. Werder Bremen will cover his entire salary and pay a loan fee of 600,000 to 700,000 Euro. The transfer was recently delayed due to the snowstorm Elli.