'SON was cheered on, but' Tottenham made a decision, '0 goals' Timo Werner is fully recruited NO→ Farewell soon

Oct 30, 2024

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Tottenham made a decision. There is a possibility that Timo Werner (Tottenham) will be released.

Spurs HQ, which mainly reports on Tottenham, said on the 30th (Korean time) 'Tottenham could break up with Werner in the transfer market this summer. Tottenham have the option to fully recruit Werner. However, he will break up with him after the end of the lease, he reported.

Werner left Leipzig (Germany) and joined Tottenham through the winter transfer market in January. It was a six-month loan transfer. He tried again for Tottenham in the English Premier League (EPL). Werner left Leipzig in the summer of 2020 and joined Chelsea. The transfer fee amounted to £47.5 million. But he repeatedly missed crucial opportunities and left a question mark. In the end, he returned to Leipzig after two years. He seemed to be turning the tables with nine goals in the German Bundesliga last season. However, it was pushed back by the team's four offensive options. opted for a loan move to Tottenham. He left a positive image with the support of Son Heung-min 'Captain'. He transferred to Tottenham on loan once more ahead of the 2024-2025 season. However, the current situation is not good. He played in seven league games but did not score a single goal.

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Spurs HQ said 'Werner didn't surprise the world in Tottenham's uniform. He had to prove it, but he didn't get the main job. Tottenham manager Enze Postecoglou is considering a few things ahead of next year's transfer window. Unfortunately for Werner, it is not good for him. Citing another media outlet, Give Me Sports, the media outlet said 'Tottenham is expected to send Werner after his loan spell with him ends. Rather than signing Werner permanently, he wants to pursue other options. Tottenham want to sign a versatile winger. Werner added: 'It's not a good option for Tottenham, to be honest.

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