Werder Bremen reach agreement to sign Senegal defender Moussa Ndiaye on loan

German Bundesliga side Werder Bremen have reportedly reached a full agreement with Belgian club RSC Anderlecht for the signing of Senegal international left-back Moussa Ndiaye.

Both parties have agreed on a season-long loan deal for the 24-year-old defender, with the agreement also containing an option for Werder Bremen to make the transfer permanent at the end of the loan spell.

Ndiaye has already reached a verbal agreement with Werder Bremen over personal terms, with the final stages of the transfer now expected to be completed soon.

The Senegal international is set to undergo his medical examination before putting the finishing touches to his move to the Bundesliga club.

The potential transfer would see Ndiaye leave Anderlecht after several seasons in Belgian football. The left-back joined the Brussels-based club from Barcelona, where he developed after arriving in Spain as a promising young defender.

Since moving to Anderlecht, Ndiaye has gained valuable experience in the Belgian Pro League and established himself as a reliable option at left-back.

During his time with the Belgian club, he has contributed one goal and one assist, while continuing to develop his game at senior level.

His versatility and defensive qualities have also earned him recognition with the Senegal national team, adding international experience to his profile as he prepares for a new challenge in Germany.

For Werder Bremen, Ndiaye’s arrival would provide additional competition and depth in the left-back position, while the loan structure gives the Bundesliga club the opportunity to assess the defender over an entire season before deciding whether to activate the permanent transfer option.

For Ndiaye, a move to Germany could represent an important step in his career as he looks to establish himself in one of Europe’s major leagues and strengthen his position within the Senegal national team.

With the agreement between the clubs and a verbal understanding with the player already in place, the medical represents the next key step before the transfer can be officially completed.