@hyudien to be fair to Tottenham they have coped very well without Kane and ups and down happen with all the clubs so it’s normal for them to lose few games however they have made a smart move by getting Timo. Lastly I don’t believe that we should judge them so soon maybe let’s wait till the end of the season because I feel their form will improve and Timo also would like to make a point by proving his doubters wrong that he can’t perform well in the premier league.
Of course, let's look at Timo Werner, with his track record which is not that surprising, he is now challenged to be much more reliable in the most difficult competition in the world. The Premier League can be an opportunity but it can also be a trap for players who find it difficult to develop. So you can just hope for the improvement that Spurs want to show but don't expect too much. The most important thing is to build teamwork in a fairly short time, namely the middle of the season, where Timo Werner does not have time to adapt but must immediately show his suitability.
With the results that Tottenham manager Ange Postecoglou has gotten with his team this season coupled with his expertise in player man management, I'm very optimistic that the signing of former Chelsea and RB Leipzig striker Timo Werner will surely be a good transfer deal for the club. Werner joined the club when they have a limited options in the top 9 striker's position at the club after the club captain Son Heung-Min temporary left the club to join his country for the Asian Cup tournament.
The English Premier League isn't a new league competition for Timo Werner who previously played in the competition in two seasons with his former club Chelsea and if he can be prolific for the club in the remaining months of the season, Tottenham Hotspur's management might consider signing him on permanent basis