Werder Bremen has canceled the trip to Minnesota due to violence and political chaos, emphasizing that it does not align with the club's values.

The German team Werder Bremen has decided to cancel the planned trip to Minnesota, citing the violence and political chaos in Minneapolis, generated by the strict immigration measures of the Trump administration. Christoph Pieper, the club's head of communications, stated that it is not appropriate to play in a city affected by unrest and that it was unclear which players would be able to enter the U.S. due to the strict entry requirements.

The Metro Surge operation, carried out by federal agents, resulted in the deaths of two protesters and had a financial impact of over 200 million dollars on the city. Werder Bremen, known for its progressive values, is committed to supporting an open and inclusive society. Despite the difficulties of the current season, the club remains dedicated to its principles.