Klaus Filbry, Werder’s CEO, and Clemens Fritz, managing director for sport and responsible for women’s football at the club, will be joining the trip. “With this journey, our women’s side are sending a strong signal for international women’s football,” said Fritz. “It’s a fantastic opportunity to build cultural bridges, use football as a unifying force and at the same time strengthen Werder Bremen’s international visibility. We’re especially pleased to be the first German club to take this step. The Werder women’s side are the perfect ambassadors for this and represent the values of our club in an authentic way out in the world.”
In recent years, SV Werder Bremen have repeatedly carried out international activities – including pre-season training camps and friendly matches for the men’s team in countries such as China and, more recently, South Africa. With the women’s side’s trip to Vietnam, the club is now taking an important step in international women's football as well, living up to its status as a role model. On site, the team will visit children’s facilities, continuing the club’s established activities in Vietnam. For more than two years, SVW has been very active in the local community: in addition to training sessions for children and youth, and coaching education, the Green-Whites support social projects that focus primarily on education and environmental sustainability.