According to 'DeichStube', Justin Njinmah is considering leaving SV Werder Bremen, is examining options for a transfer this summer, and has interest from both Germany and abroad in Europe. 'DeichStube' also reports that the most concrete lead currently points to England, although no specific club is named. Justin Njinmah's contract expires in one year, and Werder Bremen is open to negotiations if the conditions of a deal are acceptable. The transfer fee threshold for the club is not specified.

According to 'DeichStube', 25-year-old forward Justin Njinmah has informal inquiries from England. Njinmah is not inclined to leave Osterdeich, but 'DeichStube' states that he could still become a candidate for departure if there are concrete offers.

Justin Njinmah had an unsatisfactory season in 2024/25 with only 945 minutes of playtime, making him a candidate for departure from Werder Bremen. However, with the departure of coach Ole Werner and the appointment of Horst Steffen, his prospects have fundamentally changed. Peter Niemeyer stated that Horst is eager to work with him.

Justin Njinmah is reportedly considering a transfer due to dissatisfaction with his playing time last season. Despite various health issues affecting his performance, the new coach might provide him with new opportunities. However, discussions with his agency are ongoing, and he has not expressed a desire to leave to the club. Currently, Transfermarkt estimates his market worth at 7.00m euros.