Bild reports on Marvin Ducksch's potential departure from Werder Bremen. Marvin Ducksch, Bremen's top striker, is considering leaving Werder Bremen after four successful years. The club is open to letting him go for an offer between three to four million euros, despite his contract extension until 2026. Talks with interested clubs are ongoing, including Rennes.

Rennes is interested in signing Marvin Ducksch, a striker from Werder Brême. He had a successful season in the Bundesliga, scoring seven goals and providing eight assists in 30 matches. Rennes sees him as a potential competitor for Arnaud Kalimuendo in their attacking lineup. Ducksch's profile as a long-striding striker is particularly appealing to Rennes, especially since they are seeking to bolster their attack following the departure of Amine Gouiri to Marseille. However, PSV Eindhoven is also interested in the 31-year-old forward, making the transfer a competitive affair.