Quote from: klidex on Today at 05:51:11 AM

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Timo Werner has officially been loaned to Tottenham until the end of this season from RB Leipzig. If he is able to give his best for the club, of course Tottenham will make him permanent and he will be Tottenham Hotspur's main squad to be used as a striker to replace Harry Kane. But I'm not sure whether he can be used the right choice for Tottenham, if you look at the statistical data, this player actually had a good performance when playing with his original club Lepzig but played so-so when he was with Chelsea but he is very good at providing passes and I think if the coach can provide a suitable strategy I think this player can return to its best performance.

Yes, the purchase is not too expensive considering his potential is decreasing from year to year, but if he returns to his best performance, I think Leipzig will increase the price for this player so that Leipzig can reap bigger profits considering that Premier League clubs have bigger finances but we'll see what Timo Werner is like at Tottenham, whether he deserves to play in the Premier League, where the competition is tougher than the Bundesliga.

Tottenham's squad have been trying but they've not really been trying extra, even though they're at a good spot on the EPL table. Since Kane's exit from the team, it's utterly being difficult to find an almost near intensity that matches that of Kane. Well they've got a new player on loan for themselves in person of Timo Werner for Leipzig. Well let's hope his 2nd time in EPL would mean a lot for Tottenham.

Timo Werner didn't really quite have a good time with Chelsea and even currently with Leipzig he's not still yet delivering at an expected range. But the team has found him worthy to be the right replacement for that position and so let's all believe he'd be a good addition. He's had his first EPL experience with Chelsea and so I believe that joining Tottenham won't be a new experience for him in the league. Let's see that they effect his move and also watch him perform for the team too.