Marvin Ducksch is planning to leave Werder Bremen this summer. Werder Bremen is open to selling the player if the right offer comes along. Ducksch has a release clause of seven million euros in his contract, but Werder Bremen hopes to receive around three million euros. Borussia Mönchengladbach is considering Ducksch as a potential replacement for Tim Kleindienst, who is out for several months due to a knee injury. Ducksch, 31, suggested that his recent goal in Werder Bremen's 4-1 victory over Heidenheim might have been his last for the club, as he mentioned to Sky that it could have been his last game. Werder Bremen's sporting director, Clemens Fritz, confirmed the club's readiness to negotiate if a suitable offer is made, aligning with Ducksch's intentions to part ways this summer. While PSV Eindhoven and Stade Rennes have shown interest, no concrete offers have materialized yet.