Kenny Quetant has joined Werder Bremen on a free transfer from Le Havre, signing a contract until 2030. At Le Havre, he had not been in the squad since the end of March after it became clear he would not extend his contract. Quetant made his top-flight debut for the Ligue 1 club in December, recording nine appearances and one goal this season. Werder Bremen's trainer Daniel Thioune commented that Kenny is a well-trained, technically skilled striker with good pace and has an exciting profile that will expand their attacking options in the medium term. Sporting director Peter Niemeyer said they are very happy to have convinced a young, very talented potential player to join Werder Bremen and that they want to support him in taking the next steps in his development with them.

According to Florian Plettenberg, it has been officially announced that Kenny Quetant is the new striker for Werder Bremen.

According to SkySportDE, a complete agreement has been reached for Kenny Quetant to join Bremen as a free agent in the summer. The report states that Clemens Fritz convinced the player and had a strong desire to sign him. A medical is planned for Thursday, and a contract has been agreed until 2030 that includes an option for one additional year.

Le Havre forward Kenny Quetant, 19, is not expected to sign his first professional contract with his formative club, as he has declined all offers. According to Le Parisien, Quetant is expected to undergo a medical examination on Thursday to sign with Werder Bremen in Germany.