Werder Bremen Sign Polish Defender Oskar Wójcik

Club Confirms Definite Transfer

SV Werder Bremen have completed the signing of 22‑year‑old centre‑back Oskar Wójcik from KS Cracovia. The German side’s sporting director, Clemens Fritz, described the player as “one of the standout players in the Polish league last season.” The move marks a clear investment in defensive depth ahead of the new campaign.

Wójcik capped a breakout year in the Polish Ekstraklasa, earning praise for his performances. He also earned his first senior cap for Poland in May, adding international exposure to his growing reputation. Bremen’s management believes his age and development make him a viable immediate starter.

Coaching Staff Installs New Defender

Head coach Daniel Thioune highlighted the youngster’s rapid growth, noting his “excellent progress and enjoyed a breakthrough season.” Thioune expects the centre‑back’s defensive attributes to integrate smoothly into the team’s tactical setup.

Wójcik’s Personal Reaction

The player shared his enthusiasm, mentioning the vibrant fan atmosphere at the Weser‑Stadion as a major factor in his decision. “Taking the step into the Bundesliga, and especially joining Werder, feels right,” he said, adding that conversations with the club’s hierarchy left a positive impression.

• Age: 22
• Position: Centre‑back
• Former club: KS Cracovia (Poland)
• League highlight: standout performer in Polish Ekstraklasa
• International debut: Poland, May

This acquisition reinforces Bremen’s backline and signals the club’s confidence in nurturing young talent for the Bundesliga’s demands.