The contract of Milos Veljkovic at Werder Bremen expires next summer, making his future at the club uncertain. Spanish La Liga club CA Osasuna has openly expressed its interest. "We want to reach an agreement as soon as possible," said Osasuna's general director Fran Canal. According to 'Bild', a release clause of five million euros could facilitate negotiations.

Milos Veljkovic stated that he is happy at SV Werder Bremen and acknowledges what the club means to him. However, he refrained from discussing potential transfer opportunities and did not guarantee that he would still be with the club at the end of the transfer period.

Rade Bogdanovic, a former Werder Bremen forward and a top TV expert in Serbia, believes that Veljkovic has the quality to play for a top club in the Bundesliga or other clubs in the Champions League. Veljkovic shares this belief and has the confidence to play at such a level.

Rade Bogdanovic, a former Werder Bremen forward and a top TV expert in Serbia, believes that Veljkovic has the quality to play for a top club in the Bundesliga or other clubs in the Champions League. Veljkovic shares this belief and has the confidence to play at such a level.

Milos Veljkovic's contract with Werder Bremen runs until the summer of 2025. Discussions about his future are planned for autumn. Veljkovic has not ruled out leaving the club before then and has not disclosed if he has received any offers. He is keeping his options open and has not specified a timeline for making a decision. He is the only first-team regular at Werder Bremen who could leave the club for free next summer.

Milos Veljkovic's contract with Werder Bremen runs until 2025, but it's possible that the current season may be his last for Werder. Veljkovic has revealed his future plan, stating that a decision will likely be made after the European Championship. He has not had any discussions with Werder about extending his contract. Veljkovic's transfer would bring money into the club's coffers if it were to happen in the upcoming summer. After 2025, he would be free of charge.