Oh! "Sorry, I think I'm going to come out". 26 games.The possibility of joining New York Red Bulls
Oh! "Sorry, I think I'm going to come out". 26 games.The possibility of joining New York Red Bulls
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Timo Werner's career, a former German star striker, has been completely ruined.
"Tottenham does not want to recruit Werner through the transfer window this summer. They have decided not to pay 12 million euros (about 18 billion won) for a full transfer. Werner will return to Leipzig," German media Bild reported on the 20th (Korea time).
"Werner is not included in Tottenham's future plans. He only scored one goal while playing in 26 matches this season," he said, ending his relationship with manager Enze Postecoglou. "He has to go back to Leipzig first. Leipzig can send Werner to their sister Red Bull club in New York. Tottenham plans to clearly convey their stance on Werner."
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It is a completely different story. Werner was once a leading striker in the German Bundesliga. During the 2013/14 season, he entered the professional league through VFB Stuttgart, and moved to RB Leipzig in the summer of 2016, drawing attention.
For Leipzig, he continued his career by scoring double-digit points every season. The highlight was the 2019/20 season, in which he recorded 24 goals and 12 assists in 45 official matches.
Of course, many European clubs gave their hands. Chelsea scored the worst in the competition. However, this became the worst choice. Werner joined the English team and lost his signature penetration and sharp shooting.
Then, he returned to Leipzig prior to the 2022/23 season. Here, he regained some confidence and dreamed of a turnaround when he moved to Tottenham on loan in January 2024.
The utility was clear. Tottenham wanted to add weight to the front by recruiting Werner to save both the quantity and quality of its offense. However, Tottenham's expectations collapsed disastrously.
Following two goals in 14 matches last season, Werner has only scored one goal in 26 matches this season. In the end, Werner's loan has left disappointing results for both Tottenham and their players.