Werder Bremen's head of licensing, Peter Niemeyer, has made it clear that Mio Backhaus will not be leaving the club during the current transfer window. Despite interest from FC Kopenhagen, who want to make him their first-choice goalkeeper with a loan and purchase option, Werder Bremen values Backhaus highly and intends to keep him. Backhaus was on loan at FC Volendam in the 2023/24 season, playing 34 matches, but he has yet to make his professional debut for Werder Bremen.

FC Kopenhagen is interested in acquiring Mio Backhaus from Werder Bremen. According to FT information, the Danish club plans to make the 20-year-old their first-choice goalkeeper if the deal is successful. The proposed deal is a loan with a purchase option. Despite this, Werder Bremen's management sees Backhaus as a future number one goalkeeper and successor to Michael Zetterer (29). Currently, discussions are taking place among all parties to explore the potential deal.

Mio Backhaus, a promising young goalkeeper from Werder Bremen, is reportedly being considered by Barça as a potential signing. Despite his high potential and excellent performance during his loan at Volendam, Backhaus has not played any matches this season for Werder Bremen, as the coach Ole Werner is said to prefer the experience of Michael Zetterer. This lack of playing time might influence Backhaus to consider a move. According to a report from 'Sky Alemania', Barça is interested in securing a future goalkeeper, especially with Marc ter Stegen's knee injury and Wojciech Szczesny's probable departure. Backhaus had previously been linked with Barça last summer after being named the best goalkeeper in the Eredivisie.