Difference between revisions of "Werder Bremen"
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| + | *10 Diego | ||
| + | *11 Mesut Özil | ||
| + | *16 Alexandros Tziolis | ||
| + | *20 Daniel Jensen | ||
| + | *22 Torsten Frings | ||
| + | *25 Peter Niemeyer | ||
| + | *31 Kevin Artmann | ||
| + | *32 José-Alex Ikeng | ||
| + | *36 Max Kruse | ||
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Revision as of 17:51, May 28, 2009
Werder Bremen is a German soccer team playing in the Bundesliga. The club was founded in 1898 by some high school athletes who won a soccer ball in a competition. Having fallen in love with the game, they systematically formed the club we know today as Bremen.[1] The club is currently managed by Thomas Schaaf and is sponsored by Citibank.[2]
Roster
Goalkeepers
- 1 Tim Wiese
- 21 Sebastian Mielitz
- 33 Christian Vander
- 40 Nico-Stéphàno Pellatz
Defenders
- 2 Sebastian Boenisch
- 3 Petri Pasanen
- 4 Naldo
- 5 Dusko Tosic
- 8 Clemens Fritz
- 15 Sebastian Prödl
- 27 Niklas Andersen
- 29 Per Mertesacker
Midfielders
- 6 Frank Baumann
- 7 Jurica Vranjes
- 10 Diego
- 11 Mesut Özil
- 16 Alexandros Tziolis
- 20 Daniel Jensen
- 22 Torsten Frings
- 25 Peter Niemeyer
- 31 Kevin Artmann
- 32 José-Alex Ikeng
- 36 Max Kruse