Timo Werner

He was tipped to be the player to finally end Chelsea's striker woes after previous big name transfers like Alvaro Morata and Gonzalo Higuain had massively ...

The club continue to be linked with Leicester defender Wesley Fofana, Barcelona midfielder Frenkie de Jong and a various different forward options. Nevertheless, the German did play his part in the club’s Champions League and Club World Cup victories, as well as their runs to two FA Cup finals and the Carabao Cup final. He was unable to replicate his form, and while 23 goals and 21 assists in 89 matches is not a terrible record, only about half of these contributions came in the Premier League.

And said return might even be a transfer rather than just a loan, though reports so far are a bit short on any information about the potential fees involved and ...

And said return might even be a transfer rather than just a loan, though reports so far are a bit short on any information about the potential fees involved and all permutations appear to still be on the table. Timo Werner is closing in on a move to RB Leipzig with personal terms agreed. So his impending departure is hardly a surprise, though the narrative evolving to include a “falling out” between him and Thomas Tuchel is a bit more novel.

Timo Werner is set to return to Leipzig permanently, leaving Chelsea after two seasons. Transfer Talk has the latest.

Ruiz didn't feature in Napoli's pre-season match against Espanyol over the weekend. And despite interest from Juventus this summer, the 26-year-old hitman looks set to leave Chelsea after a summer of uncertainty. Guedes can play as a winger or as a second striker. He scored 36 goals in 178 appearances for Los Che. Wolverhampton Wanderers have agreed a deal worth £35m for the signature of Valencia striker Goncalo Guedes, according to the Daily Mail. The 25-year-old forward pulled out of Valencia's friendly with Atalanta and is instead believed to be flying to England with a view to completing his medical and signing a contract at Molineux on Monday. The fee is believed to be an initial £27.5m with add-ons. Talks between Chelsea and Werner's former club have been ongoing for the last couple of days, and Werner is reportedly keen to make a dramatic return to the Bundesliga. The fee is believed to be around €30-35 million.

Timo Werner is set to end his subpar stay in the Premier League, with his old club RB Leipzig reportedly nearing an agreement to bring the forward back to ...

A fee of around €30 million has been reported, with the two clubs in discussions to agree on the final details of this transfer. It is entirely possible, given his previous goal-scoring record with Leipzig. Following a season where his forwards struggled for consistency in front of goal, manager Thomas Tuchel has been keen to retool this summer.

According to Sky journalist Florian Plettenberg, Chelsea FC and RB Leipzig have struck a deal for former Bayern Munich transfer target and current Germany ...

In a season where Bayern Munich is making a speedy attack all the rage, RB Leipzig is trying to counter that with its own set of lightning-fast forwards. We expect a loan with an option to buy.— Florian Plettenberg (@Plettigoal) August 7, 2022 The move should benefit Werner’s status with the German national team as well. Things, however, would not always be great for Werner at Chelsea as the squad was overloaded with forwards and also offered little consistency for him and most other younger players. Been told it will be a permanent deal and NOT loan. Leipzig are set to sign Timo Werner from Chelsea, here we go!

Timo Werner is set to return to Leipzig permanently, leaving Chelsea after two seasons. Transfer Talk is LIVE with the latest.

And despite interest from Juventus this summer, the 26-year-old hitman looks set to leave Chelsea after a summer of uncertainty. He can play in any team," Rooney, who now manages Major League Soccer side DC United, wrote in a column for The Sunday Times. Ruiz didn't feature in Napoli's pre-season match against Espanyol over the weekend. But my personal view is that United aren't ready to challenge for the title now, so the aim has to be to build a team that can win the league in the next three to four years, and you have to plan for that." "Ronny will always score you goals. Everton are expected to beat West Ham United to the signing of Wolverhampton Wanderers defender Conor Coady, according to the Daily Mail. The 29-year-old Wolves and England skipper is keen to leave Molineux, and the Toffees could secure his services for a fee of £12m. Everton's defensive ranks were depleted on the opening day of the season as a result of injuries to Ben Godfrey and Yerry Mina, and Everton boss Frank Lampard is a long-term admirer of Coady, who was an unused substitute in Wolves' 2-1 defeat to Leeds on Saturday. Coady is keen to play regularly in an effort to bolster his World Cup chances. The 37-year-old Ronaldo, who re-signed for United from Juventus last season, told United earlier this summer that he wants a move away from Old Trafford after the team's failure to qualify for the Champions League. 10.18 BST: Chelsea winger Callum Hudson-Odoi is attracting interest from several clubs in the Premier League and the Bundesliga after telling the Blues he wants to leave in search of regular playing time. The Serie A club, who have been monitoring Vlasic for some time, want him to join them on a season-long loan with a purchase option included in the deal. Talks between Chelsea and Werner's former club have been ongoing for the last couple of days, and Werner is reportedly keen to make a dramatic return to the Bundesliga. The fee is believed to be around €30-35 million. Werner has scored 23 goals in 89 matches for the Londoners but is behind Raheem Sterling in the pecking order, and isn't guaranteed game time despite the departure of Romelu Lukaku to Inter Milan. Timo Werner is on the verge of a permanent move to his former club, RB Leipzig, and he could return as quickly as Monday, according to Sky Sports Germany.

Chelsea signed Timo Werner two years ago from RB Leipzig, but he was been unable to replicate the goal-scoring form which prompted the Blues to activate his ...

You can also catch up with the ins, outs and analysis on Sky Sports News. RB Leipzig boss Oliver Mintzlaff recently told DAZN: "He is an interesting player. I can't say yet whether it will happen."

Chelsea have agreed to sell Timo Werner to RB Leipzig for a fee of £25.3 million, it has been reported.

"It is clear I want to play more and I should play more to first be in good shape for the World Cup and also, to have a chance to play at the World Cup. I think it doesn’t change anything whether it is a winter World Cup or in the summer.” And now, as revealed by Sky Germany, Werner will be getting this at RB Leipzig, with the German club agreeing a fee with Chelsea for the striker. Werner admitted last month that he could be happier away from Chelsea as the forward appears to now be getting his wish, and a return to the Bundesliga.

Timo Werner is finally set to get his wish this summer and make a Chelsea exit after the comments made on pre-season tour caused a fallout with manager ...

And the latest is that the Bundesliga outfit have agreed what looks to be a permanent move for their former talismanic figure. “I would be one of the happiest people on the planet." And despite a quick start to pre-season which saw the German net against Club America, certain comments that came out in the media during the US pre-season tour caused a breakdown in the relationship with manager Thomas Tuchel.

Timo Werner has slashed his wages to force through a permanent move from Chelsea to ...

Available on all audio platforms and the 90min YouTube channel. He is now set to return to Germany to undergo a medical and put pen to paper to rejoin the side with whom he racked up 34 goals and 13 assists in just 45 games in his final season. Sources have confirmed to 90min that Chelsea will recover just north of £25m (€30m) by selling Werner, who will depart London with a disappointing haul of 23 goals and 21 assists in 89 appearances in all competitions.

Timo Werner is on the brink of leaving Chelsea to rejoin RB Leipzig, sources have told ESPN.

He has scored 23 goals in 89 appearances for Chelsea and although Tuchel is thought to be reluctant to part with the forward given the wider pressure to strengthen the squad, there is recognition the midseason World Cup has heightened the player's fears over a lack of regular action. Werner started well, scoring eight goals in his first 12 games up to mid-November, but managed just four more for the rest of the campaign as a loss of form and confidence set in. The 26-year-old is expected to arrive in Germany for a medical ahead of a permanent move thought to be worth in the region of €30 million, although various performance-related add-ons are yet to be finalised.

Chelsea striker Timo Werner is set leave Stamford Bridge with boss Thomas Tuchel ready to drastically cull his squad before the summer transfer window slams ...

He is the second big-name striker Chelsea's new American owners have ditched this summer after sending Romelu Lukaku back to Inter Milan on loan. But the Blues blocked his departure and they are yet to decide whether to cash in on him or not this summer. Marcos Alonso is set to follow him through the exit as he closes in on a move to Barcelona, and Callum Hudson-Odoi could also leave.

— but considering Werner's performances and wages for us, that's probably not a terrible deal given the circumstances. And it's certainly better than any sort ...

Some reports claim that the initial fee may be only €20m (plus bonuses), which is less great but again, it is what it is. According to multiple reports, Werner’s set to return to Leipzig for perhaps as much as €30m, which is still half of what we paid in 2020. (Though technically the first time involved a buyout so there’s wasn’t much, if anything to really negotiate.)

The German international scored 78 goals in 127 appearances for Leipzig before moving to Chelsea in 2020.

His breakout season in 2019-20 aligned with a historic Leipzig campaign. Meanwhile, reports around England suggest that Werner may have fallen out of favor with manager Thomas Tuchel despite the departure of forward Romelu Lukaku potentially clearing the way for playing time in a World Cup year. In four seasons with Leipzig, Werner rose to stardom with 78 goals in 127 appearances.

Chelsea's summer spending could continue with their most headline-grabbing move yet if they can steal Frenkie de Jong from under the noses of long-term ...

However, if he was to leave the Camp Nou - Chelsea are rumoured to be above United in De Jong's pecking order. Take the signing of ex- Brighton left-back Marc Cucurella - who cost the club £62m but not even be guaranteed to start with Ben Chilwell ahead of him in the pecking order. While it is a tall order, especially amid a backdrop of huge change and upheaval at boardroom level, Thomas Tuchel knows anything less than achieving those targets could cost him his job. It is for that reason that the German international is expected to be sold in the coming days as Tuchel explores the idea of spending big on a new striker this summer. As for Werner, he's on course to return to the club that Chelsea signed him from in Bundesliga outfit Red Bull Leipzig after being spotted in the city finalising the deal. For a side that have signed one of the most lethal wide-forwards in the Premier League and a Serie A defensive stalwart, Chelsea are perceived to have had an underwhelming window.