Premier League side Arsenal have confirmed that goalkeeper Karl Hein will complete a permanent transfer to Bundesliga club Werder Bremen this summer.
The club announced the Karl Hein transfer on Saturday ahead of Arsenal’s final league game of the season against Crystal Palace.
Arsenal Confirm Karl Hein Exit
In an official statement, Arsenal revealed that the Estonian goalkeeper will officially join Werder Bremen in July 2026.
Karl Hein joined Arsenal from Estonian club Nomme United in June 2018 before signing his first professional contract with the North London side a year later.
The goalkeeper progressed through Arsenal’s youth system and spent several years developing within the club setup.
Hein Spent Season On Loan In Germany
The Karl Hein transfer comes after the goalkeeper spent the 2025/26 season on loan at Werder Bremen.
During his time in Germany, Hein made two appearances in the Bundesliga as part of his development at the club.
Arsenal said the permanent move was agreed following discussions between both clubs.
Arsenal Send Message To Goalkeeper
Reacting to the Karl Hein transfer, Arsenal thanked the goalkeeper for his contribution during his stay at the Emirates Stadium.
“We thank Karl for his contribution to the club during his time with us and wish him all the best for his next chapter with Werder Bremen,” part of the statement read.
The transfer now gives Hein the opportunity to continue his career in the German top flight on a permanent basis.
