Romano Schmidt leaves Werder Bremen for Serie A club Frosinone
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Aug 12, 2026, 12:15 PM
Last updated Aug 12, 2026

Romano Schmidt has officially departed Werder Bremen for Frosinone Calcio, completing a permanent transfer after seven years in Germany. The 26-year-old midfielder moves for an initial fee of €8.5 million, potentially rising to €10.5 million with bonuses. Schmidt, who joined Bremen from RB Salzburg in 2019, made 192 appearances, contributing 18 goals and 35 assists. His time at Bremen included a relegation and subsequent promotion, solidifying his role as a key player. Schmidt has also represented Austria internationally, participating in the European Championship and World Cup. Werder Bremen's Sporting Director Clemens Fritz acknowledged Schmidt's contributions and emphasized the financial flexibility gained from this transfer.
- •Schmidt joins Frosinone after seven years at Werder Bremen.
- •The transfer fee is €8.5 million, with bonuses potentially increasing it.
- •He made 192 appearances for Bremen, scoring 18 goals and providing 35 assists.
- •Schmidt became a senior Austrian international during his tenure at Bremen.
- •Werder Bremen is looking to fill the gap left by Schmidt's departure.
- 12:15 PMYahoo Sports — Official | Austrian attacker Romano Schmidt departs Werder Bremen after seven years in German football
"Werder Bremen have officially confirmed the departure of Austrian international Romano Schmid, with the 26-year-old completing a permanent move to newly-promoted Serie A side Frosinone Calcio.Get Germ...
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