Quote from: BABY SHOES on January 11, 2024, 07:03:47 PM

Quote from: tyz on January 11, 2024, 06:54:16 PM

Quote from: indah rezqi on January 10, 2024, 08:46:17 PM

To find a striker of Kane caliber is very difficult, we can mention a name like Osimhen. We also understand that the competition to get the signature of a player like Osimhen is also very difficult, not just money but also the club bargaining value in winning trophies.

A player as badly out of form as Werner is unlikely to help Tottenham. The mockery Tottenham are getting for the loan is justified. There are some up-and-coming top strikers in Europe's smaller leagues who have a good goalscoring quota this year. If Tottenham had spent 20-30 million and signed such a player, they would certainly have profited more. Now it remains to be seen and hoped that Werner, against all expectations, performs in a good way.

But Tottenham have reasons for choosing Werner even though their performance is not so good, the most reasonable reason is because Werner plays more often in the top European leagues, but Tottenham also still has hope where Werner can return to his best performance.

Werner has already failed in the Premier League with Chelsea. In the end, Chelsea were happy to hand him back to Leipzig. In Leipzig he showed a few good games at the beginning but in the end he was only a supplementary player although Leipzig is playing in the CL and needs every player. And now he is supposed to help Tottenham, who are still suffering from the leave of Kane, to score more goals? I can hardly imagine that.