Isak Hansen-Aarøen, who is currently facing challenges in securing playing time at Werder Bremen, is contemplating a loan move during the winter transfer window. Although he is included in the first team squad, his opportunities have been limited, leading him to play with the U23 team. Werder Bremen's management, with Peter Niemeyer among them, recognizes the necessity for Hansen-Aarøen to achieve regular playing time, preferably in a professional setting. Discussions regarding his future are set to take place during the winter break, with both a loan move and continued involvement with the U23 team being considered as potential solutions.

SV Werder is contemplating loaning out Isak Hansen-Aaroen to offer him more match practice, which is vital for his development. Peter Niemeyer, the head of professional football at Werder, confirmed that discussions have taken place with Isak's agent regarding a possible loan move. The club is seeking a team with an intensive and preferably offensive style of play, possibly in the second league or in nearby European countries. This decision is influenced by Romano Schmid's successful loan spell at Wolfsberger AC, which significantly enhanced his skills.

Werder Bremen plans to loan Isak Hansen-Aaroen to another club during the winter transfer window to gain match practice. No potential interested clubs have been disclosed yet. Hansen-Aaroen joined Bremen from Manchester United last winter and has had limited playtime since, with no minutes this season.