Werder Bremen finalizes loan deal for Eren Dinkçi from Freiburg
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Aug 15, 2026, 9:55 AM
Last updated Aug 15, 2026

Werder Bremen and Freiburg have reached an agreement for Eren Dinkçi to return to his former club on a season-long loan. The deal, confirmed by Kicker, will not include a purchase option or obligation to buy, with Werder set to pay a loan fee in the low six-figure range. Dinkçi is expected to undergo a medical early next week. The 24-year-old attacker previously had a productive loan spell at Heidenheim, but his time at Freiburg was less successful. His return to Werder offers a chance to revitalize his career following an uneven two-year stint away from the club.
- •Eren Dinkçi returns to Werder Bremen on a season-long loan.
- •The loan deal excludes a purchase option or obligation to buy.
- •Dinkçi likely to complete a medical early next week.
- •He scored ten goals during a loan at Heidenheim last season.
- •Werder Bremen is still in the market for additional players.
- 9:55 AMYahoo Sports — Werder Bremen and Freiburg work out details of Eren Dinkçi loan
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