Timo Werner got back to the Head Association on Tuesday after the German global joined Tottenham borrowed until the end of the time from RB Leipzig. The 27-year-old battled to sparkle during a two-year spell at Chelsea somewhere in the range of 2020 and 2022 after a £45 million ($57 million) move. Werner scored multiple times in 89 appearances, however assisted the Blues with lifting the Heroes Association in 2021. Nonetheless, his return briefly spell at Leipzig has likewise been a long way from a triumph as he tumbled down the hierarchy under Marco Rose. Spikes are needing going after fortifications with skipper Child Heung-min away at the Asian Cup for the following month.
Ivan Perisic, House Solomon and James Maddison are additionally sidelined by injury.
“A ton of things pulled in me here,” Werner told Tottenham’s in-house media channels.
“Most importantly, the discussion with the chief. I thought it was a great talk. He offered me straight the inclination that I really want to join a club, what I need to feel when you converse with a chief and furthermore the strategies and the style, how he needs to play, how he allows the group to play.
“For me I thought straight away that it fits impeccably. Then the arena, to play there each game is something particularly amazing and furthermore the group, I think we have a few excellent players. Every last bit of it was exceptionally intriguing to me.”
Werner has struck quite recently two times in 14 appearances in all contests this season.
What’s more, Rose said it was quite reasonable to permit him the opportunity to work his direction into Germany’s Euro 2024 crew on home soil.
“It’s just correct that Timo needs to go out borrowed. Timo might want to go to the European Title,” said Rose.
“We want him to enjoy all that life has to offer and we’re crossing our fingers for him.”
Werner could make his presentation when Tottenham visit Manchester Joined on Sunday.
Spikes sit fifth in the Chief Association, only one point outside the main four and six focuses off pioneers Liverpool.
Ange Postecoglou’s men will likewise confront holders Manchester City in the fourth round of the FA Cup not long from now.
