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Romano Schmid departs Werder Bremen for Frosinone

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Austrian midfielder Romano Schmid has departed Werder Bremen after his contract with the Bundesliga club was not renewed or came to an end. The 25-year-old has made the move to Italian football, signing with Serie A side Frosinone. Schmid had been a long-serving Bremen player, contributing goals and assists from midfield during his time at the Weserstadion. His departure represents a notable change in Bremen's midfield composition heading into the new season.

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Socc360 insight

Losing a versatile midfielder like Schmid weakens Werder Bremen's depth in the middle of the park. For Frosinone, acquiring a Bundesliga-experienced midfielder is a meaningful squad upgrade as they aim to establish themselves in Serie A. The move highlights Bremen's continued squad turnover and Frosinone's strategy of recruiting players with top-flight experience from major European leagues.

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Data source: bundesliga.com (via Socc360). Last updated .

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Romano Schmid departs Werder Bremen for Frosinone · Socc360