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Sky reports Füllkrug nearing return to Werder Bremen

German broadcaster claims the striker is close to rejoining his former Bundesliga club, pending medical examinations on Tuesday.

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Report: Füllkrug close to return to Bremen
Forward scheduled for medicals before contract signing

German broadcaster Sky has reported that forward Niclas Füllkrug is close to returning to his former club, Werder Bremen. The report indicates that the player is scheduled to undergo medical examinations on Tuesday, with a contract signing expected to follow immediately after the assessments.

Werder Bremen competes in the German Bundesliga, and this potential move would see Füllkrug reuniting with the side he previously represented. The timeline suggests a swift resolution to the transfer situation, with the medicals and subsequent paperwork targeted for the current week.

The claim relies on information provided by Sky and has not yet been independently confirmed by Werder Bremen or Füllkrug’s current club. The broadcaster’s assertion that the player is close to a return suggests a high probability of completion, though the deal remains contingent on the outcome of the medical tests.

Specific details regarding the terms of the contract, including its duration and financial structure, have not been disclosed in the initial reports. The focus remains on the procedural steps of the medical evaluation and the formalisation of the agreement with the Bundesliga outfit.

Historical commentary from former Germany internationals regarding Füllkrug’s international prospects remains separate from these current transfer developments. The immediate priority for the involved parties is the completion of the medical process and the official announcement of the player’s return to the club.

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