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Werder Brings in the Austrian World Cup-Winning Midfielder to Compete with Heina

German media reports that the home club of Estonian men's national team goalkeeper Karl Jakob Hein will bring in Austrian national team number one Alexander Schlager to the goalkeeping department.

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The 30-year-old is guarding the goal for the first time in his professional career abroad. Schmid, Friedl and Grüll also kick at Werder. The cops lose an identification figure due to Schlager's departure.

·Vienna, Austria
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While the World Cup in America turns to the finish line, the transfer carousel takes up speed in the Bundesliga. Karim Adeyemi leaves Borussia Dortmund in the direction of FC Barcelona, and Werder Bremen has again signed a goalkeeper.

·Berlin, Germany
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Werders goalkeeper search has been running from Stammkeeper Mio Backhaus (22) to Freiburg since the 15-million departure. Now it is over.

·Berlin, Germany
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Now it is official: FC Red Bull Salzburg announced the farewell of Alexander Schlager on Friday evening. The 30-year-old ÖFB team goalkeeper changes to the German Bundesliga to SV Werder Bremen with immediate effect. After three years in the service of FC Red Bull Salzburg Alexander Schlager leaves the German Bundesliga.The 30-year-old, who had changed from LASK to the bulls in 2023, remained however in his time at the Salzach without a title wi…

·Vienna, Austria
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German media reports that the home club of Estonian men's national team goalkeeper Karl Jakob Hein will bring in Austrian national team number one Alexander Schlager to the goalkeeping department.

·Estonia
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Rumors that have been circulating in recent days about Austrian international goalkeeper Alexander Schlager joining Werder Bremen were confirmed on Friday evening. The club's director of football confirmed that Karl Jakob Hein is still the club's first choice at the moment.

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Eesti Rahvusringhääling broke the news in Estonia on Friday, July 10, 2026.
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