When Timo Werner joined Chelsea FC from RB Leipzig, a lot was expected. The fleet footed striker who seemed to have mastered the art of making inverted runs in behind unsuspecting defenders to devastating effect was expected give Premier League defenders series of nightmares.
However, after three games Timo Werner confirmed the physicality of the Premier League is nothing like he's used to. He started spiralling down after that interview; he never recovered. After a couple of unbelievable misses and ineffectual performances, he was dealt back to the club who sold him in the first place.
Two days ago, Werner completed a loan move back to London, this time to join Tottenham Hotspur.
With Ange Postecouglou's pattern based on a lot of attacking runs, will Werner finally put on a show and terrorize defenders like he did in his first stint with Leipzig?
However, after three games Timo Werner confirmed the physicality of the Premier League is nothing like he's used to. He started spiralling down after that interview; he never recovered. After a couple of unbelievable misses and ineffectual performances, he was dealt back to the club who sold him in the first place.
Two days ago, Werner completed a loan move back to London, this time to join Tottenham Hotspur.
With Ange Postecouglou's pattern based on a lot of attacking runs, will Werner finally put on a show and terrorize defenders like he did in his first stint with Leipzig?
