Maxi Oyedele, a key player for Legia Warszawa, is attracting significant interest from Werder Bremen. He joined Legia last summer on a free transfer, but Manchester United holds a 40% sell-on clause for any future transfer. Oyedele has had a breakthrough season with 24 appearances and has become crucial to Legia's success. According to Fabrizio Romano, Werder Bremen is keen on signing the talented player born in Salford.

Werder Bremen has shown interest in Legia Warsaw's midfielder Maxi Oyedele. The Polish international, who was born in England, has garnered attention following his impressive performances in Poland. Werder Bremen is facing competition from multiple clubs to secure his services. At 20 years old, Oyedele, who had a loan stint with Forest Green from Manchester United, made a mark in the Conference League by helping Legia Warsaw reach the quarterfinals. There is a transfer clause that allows clubs to buy him for six million euros, with Manchester United entitled to receive forty percent of the fee. Apart from Werder Bremen, PSV, Anderlecht, Club Brugge, and two Championship clubs are also in the race to sign Oyedele.