Lena Petermann Excited for Return to Bundesliga with SV Werder Bremen
Former soccer player Lena Petermann inks deal with Werder Bremen - Former national team player Lena Petermann is set to join Werder Bremen.
Prepare for some exciting football action as former national player Lena Petermann prepares to join Bundesliga club SV Werder Bremen. Having played for Leicester City in the Premier League since 2023, Petermann is making the journey back to her homeland and the Weser River. Due to a knee injury, the striker didn't make an appearance for Leicester City this season.
Hailing from the vicinity of Cuxhaven, Petermann's football journey began in the Bundesliga with Hamburger SV until their withdrawal in 2012. She also found success with SC Freiburg and Turbine Potsdam. From 2019 to 2023, Petermann displayed her skills with French first division club HSC Montpellier. She represented the German national side 21 times, with her latest appearance in December 2023. Petermann was part of both the 2015 World Cup and the 2017 European Championship squads.
- Lena Petermann
- SV Werder Bremen
- Women's team
- Bremen
- Leicester City
- Premier League
- Weser River
Petermann seems thrilled about her return to Germany, pointing to Werder Bremen's impressive development of their women's team in recent years as a significant factor in her decision. She wants to make a difference, both on and off the pitch, in helping the team reach new heights. The move forms a new chapter in her career as she returns to German football after playing abroad in France and England[1][2].
As Petermann has only recently joined the team, there are no official records of her impressive feats with Werder Bremen yet. But the upcoming season promises to showcase her talents, as she sets out to contribute to the team's success. Stay tuned for updates on her journey!
- Lena Petermann, having experienced success in France and England, is returning to Germany to join SV Werder Bremen's women's team.
- Petermann expresses excitement about Werder Bremen's recent development in women's football, indicating it as a significant factor in her decision to join.
- Aware of her impact, Petermann aims to make a difference both on and off the pitch to help the team reach new heights in Bremen.
- With her impressive track record in science, health-and-wellness, women's health, sports like football, and European leagues such as the Premier League, Petermann is eager to employ her skills and positive attitude in her new role.
