Overview
- Werder football chief Clemens Fritz said he takes Marvin Ducksch’s complaint about the lack of post-transfer contact "self-critically" and confirmed there was no outreach after the summer move.
- Fritz stressed appreciation for Ducksch’s service and noted he prefers such concerns be raised directly rather than through the media.
- In a Bild interview, Ducksch said only former managing director Frank Baumann contacted him after his exit and described coach Ole Werner as a key internal supporter.
- Ducksch cited a perceived drop in appreciation and indications the club wanted to sell him earlier as decisive in choosing to leave.
- Now at Birmingham City, Ducksch has scored three goals in his past two matches after overcoming a calf injury, while his Werder tenure totaled 54 goals and 40 assists with a central role in the 2022 promotion.