Romano Schmid could be moving toward a contract extension at Werder Bremen. Kicker reports that the creative player has returned to his long-time Austrian advisor Thomas Böhm, and concludes that this increases Werder's chances of extending the contract, which expires in 2027.

Werder Bremen is seeking a contract extension with Romano Schmid. According to 'Bild', Clemens Fritz said that the club would very much like to extend with him. Fritz stated that talks have not yet taken place but that the club will seek to hold them in the coming weeks. He also mentioned that Romano Schmid feels very comfortable in Bremen, is very important to the club, and that Fritz appreciates him very much.

Romano Schmid extended his contract with Werder Bremen in December. There is no exit clause according to kicker information. In the summer, the European Championship could be a stage for the Austrian to further increase his market value. It is not excluded that larger clubs than Werder will become aware of the 24-year-old midfielder. However, the Bremen have the upper hand for the time being and could afford to say no to any offers.