Diego Returns To The Bundesliga With Wolfsburg
AFTER enduring a fairly torrid year in Serie A with Juventus, former Werder Bremen playmaker Diego has slunk back to the Bundesliga – signing a €15 million, four-year deal with former German champions Wolfsburg last night.
The Brazilian midfielder became a club talisman during his time with Bremen, eventually inspiring the club to the German Cup title and a UEFA Cup final (a game he actually missed through suspension) during his final season with the club in 2008/09.
Juventus then shelled out €25 million for Diego’s services, but the 25-year-old singularly failed to consistently reproduce the oft-mercurial form he’d shown in Germany and began to fall rapidly out of favour with large sections of the club’s support, who believed that he didn’t justify his hefty fee.
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^ agree
one thing that happens way too often: important players leave bremen to play for a bigger club only to perform poorly there. i wonder what özils first season at real will look like…
@ dnpma
It will be the same, than they’ll sell him ‘on the cheap’ back to a German club.