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Finances, revenues, transfers and salaries SV Werder Bremen

Here you will find extensive information on the finances, transfers and player salaries of SV Werder Bremen. We give you detailed insights into the club's financial situation, including revenue from merchandising, sponsorship and ticket sales, as well as spending on player transfers, salaries and infrastructure. Our website is updated regularly to ensure you are always aware of the latest developments.

General

SV Werder Bremen is the largest sports club from the Free Hanseatic City of Bremen and the fourteenth largest in Germany with 42,407 members. The club was founded in early February 1899 as the "Werder" football club from 1899. In addition to football, the club now also offers handball, athletics, table tennis, gymnastics, gymnastics and chess. Werder Bremen is a founding member of the Bundesliga and, together with FC Bayern Munich, holds the record for the most seasons (57) in Germany's highest football league.

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With 14 national titles (four times German champions, six times DFB Cup winners, three Supercup winners and one League Cup winner), Werder is one of the most successful football clubs in the country. Winning the European Cup Winners' Cup in 1992 is the club's greatest international success. Werder Bremen is third in the all-time table of the Bundesliga and in the all-time table of the DFB-Pokal.

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After the spin-off of profit-oriented and competitive sports departments of the entire club on May 27, 2003, Werder Bremen consists of the non-profit sports club "Werder" von 1899 e.V., which is responsible for amateur sports. V. and SV Werder Bremen GmbH & Co KG aA, which is responsible for professional football, among other things. The club's name is derived from Stadtwerder on the Weser, where the club's first training and playing ground was located. The word Werder denotes a river island or the land washed up by a river, such as the Peterswerder, which is the site of Bremen's current Weser Stadium, where Werder Bremen's professional footballers play their home games.

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  • Name: "Werder" sports club from 1899 e. V

  • Seat: Bremen

  • Foundation: February 4, 1899 (as the “Werder” football club from 1899)

  • Colours: green-white​

  • Name: SV Werder Bremen GmbH & Co. KGaA

  • Limited shareholder: SV Werder e. V

  • General partner GmbH: Werder Verwaltungs GmbH

    • 100%: SV Werder e. V

  • Website: werr.de

  • Venue: Weser Stadium

  • Seats: 42,100

  • League: Bundesliga

finance

Werder Bremen's sales figures show a decline in recent years. In the 2021/22 season, the turnover was 92.80 million euros, while in the 2015/16 season it was 108.10 million euros. The highest revenue was achieved in the 2018/19 season with 157.10 million euros.

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Werder Bremen's annual result has also fluctuated in recent years. In the 2021/22 season, the club achieved a positive result of 6.30 million euros. In the previous season 2020/21 the result was -7.10 million euros. In the 2010/11 season, the club achieved its highest annual result of 8.65 million euros.

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Revenues and annual results of Werder Bremen in the financial years 2005/06 to 2021/22 in million euros:

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Revenues:

  • 2021/22: 92.80

  • 2020/21: 108.60

  • 2019/20: 123.20

  • 2018/19: 157.10

  • 2017/18: 118.70

  • 2016/17: 123.50

  • 2015/16: 108.10

  • 2014/15: 103.60

  • 2013/14: 95.90

  • 2012/13: 87.90

  • 2011/12: 94.90

  • 2010/11: 120.58

  • 2009/10: 129.64

  • 2008/09: 115.52

  • 2007/08: 106.22

  • 2006/07: 105.37

  • 2005/06: 80.40

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Annual results:

  • 2021/22: 6.30

  • 2020/21: -7.10

  • 2019/20: 0.49

  • 2018/19: -0.14

  • 2017/18: 0.18

  • 2016/17: 0.71

  • 2015/16: 2.80

  • 2014/15: -5.90

  • 2013/14: -10.10

  • 2012/13: -7.90

  • 2011/12: -13.90

  • 2010/11: 8.65

  • 2009/10: 0.65

  • 2008/09: 6.20

  • 2007/08: 2.39

  • 2006/07: 8.80

  • 2005/06: 3.31

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