Werder Bremen have stepped up their interest in Senegal international Moussa Ndiaye as they look to strengthen their squad before the summer transfer window closes.
The Bundesliga club have identified the 24-year-old Anderlecht defender as a potential addition to their defensive options, with particular focus on strengthening the left side of their backline.
Initial contact made
Werder Bremen have already held exploratory discussions with Ndiaye’s representatives to establish the conditions for a possible transfer.
The talks remain at an early stage, however, and no agreement has yet been reached between the German club and Anderlecht.
Werder are believed to view Ndiaye as a player with significant room for further development. His versatility, pace and experience in European football are among the qualities that have attracted the Bundesliga side.
The Senegal international could also provide an attacking outlet from the left while offering greater defensive stability.
Deadline pressure
Werder Bremen are keen to reinforce their squad before the transfer window closes and are now assessing whether they can turn their interest in Ndiaye into a formal offer.
A move to Germany would represent another step in the defender’s European career and give him the opportunity to compete in the Bundesliga.
For now, negotiations remain preliminary, with Werder expected to continue discussions with Ndiaye’s representatives as they attempt to determine whether a deal can be completed before the deadline.
