According to Bild, Werder Bremen is contemplating an extension of Oliver Burke's contract, which is nearing its expiration. Although Burke previously faced challenges at the club and during his loan spells at Millwall and Birmingham City due to motivational issues, he has demonstrated considerable progress. Peter Niemeyer, a professional chief at Werder, indicated that the club is keen on continuing their association with Burke. The negotiations are expected to commence this week. However, the club plans to propose only a short-term contract, lasting one or two years, to maintain Burke's motivation levels. Burke reportedly expressed a strong inclination to remain at Bremen, citing his comfort at the club.

Werder Bremen plans to continue working with Oliver Burke. The club's Head of Professional Football, Peter Niemeyer, stated that Burke is aware of their interest in keeping him for the new season. There is no rush, as they plan to meet for an initial discussion this week, but no decision will be made immediately. Last summer, Burke was considered a candidate for sale, but no buyer was found. His impressive performances this season have led the club to reconsider.

Scottish striker Oliver Burke is expected to be offered a contract extension by Werder Bremen, following his improved performance this season. With his current contract set to expire in the summer, the club is considering extending his stay. Peter Niemeyer, the professional chief at Werder Bremen, indicated that although no decision has been finalized, the club recognizes Burke's positive development and plans to deliberate on the issue soon. It seems plausible that Burke will receive a short-term contract offer, likely for one or two years, during the upcoming international break.

Oliver Burke's contract with Werder Bremen is set to expire in the summer. Coach Ole Werner expressed his surprise and satisfaction with Burke's performance this season. The club's professional boss, Peter Niemeyer, stated that Burke has been promoting himself for a future with Werder Bremen. Concrete discussions with Burke's representatives are planned for March, likely during the international break from the 17th to the 28th. Niemeyer noted that there have been positive exchanges with Burke's agency and emphasized the player's potential to strengthen his position through performances like his appearance in Leipzig.