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Bremen shelve Njinmah for rest of 2024: "He's been playing through pain." - Football Insomnia

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By Peter Weis@PeterVicey SV Werder Bremen personnel boss Peter Niemeyer has confirmed that German striker Justin Njinmah will be given the rest of the calendar year off due to persistent ankle problems.  Justin Njinmah. Selim Sudheimer, Getty Images   Young German striker Justin Njinmah – the subject of a full page interview spread in today’s print edition of “Sport Bild” – will be given the remaining two league fixture of the calendar off…
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Bremen shelve Njinmah for rest of 2024: "He's been playing through pain." - Football Insomnia

By Peter Weis@PeterVicey SV Werder Bremen personnel boss Peter Niemeyer has confirmed that German striker Justin Njinmah will be given the rest of the calendar year off due to persistent ankle problems.  Justin Njinmah. Selim Sudheimer, Getty Images   Young German striker Justin Njinmah – the subject of a full page interview spread in today’s print edition of “Sport Bild” – will be given the remaining two league fixture of the calendar off…

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Werder Bremen without Njinmah for the rest of the year: “Played with pain for a long time”

Werder Bremen will have to make do without winger Justin Njinmah for the rest of the year. [...]

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