Where will Timo Werner play next season? FC Bayern and Liverpool are considered candidates. A coach is really serious now.
- Timo Werner is associated with FC Bayern and Liverpool .
- Inter Milan's sports director Piero Ausilio thinks he knows what the international wants.
- Werner's contract with the Bundesliga club * still runs for three years.
Update from May 31, 3:33 p.m .: While RB Leipzig seems to be weakening somewhat in the Bundesliga - with the exception of the 5-goal gala against Mainz - speculation about her most accurate man is picking up speed again.
Above all, Jürgen Klopp boosts the rumors about a transfer to the island . Liverpool has long been associated with the international, but is still struggling to make an offer despite the obvious interest .
Timo Werner: Does the national player draw to Liverpool in the summer?
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LFC coach Klopp is apparently tired of procrastination. The German star coach is said to have personally approached those responsible and have spoken to them in conscience. The British Guardian reports that Klopp has made it clear that Timo Werner is perfect for his team .
The ambiguity is also said to be very unsatisfactory for the international. Werner is waiting for a decision by the Reds before he wants to choose a club, it is said. That sounds a lot like Liverpool being his preferred address .
Timo Werner: "I know his thoughts" - Inter-Boss provides the surprise
“ I know his thoughts about his future, ” says Inter Milan sports director Piero Ausilio . The Italian top club was also on the striker star. However, the emphasis here is on 'war'. " Timo Werner will not come to Inter, " admits Ausilio, "we will not commit him. I love him as a player but we never had transfer talks with him. “Surprisingly honest words from Milan. Why you didn't feel at least with Werner, you probably don't have to understand.
Timo Werner: RB coach Nagelsmann wants to convince striker star "with action"
Update from May 29, 6.45 p.m .: The transfer rumors about RB Leipzig's top striker Timo Werner did not stop even after the interruption in the Bundesliga * , because the 24-year-old scored three times in three games and screwed up his goals in the current season to 24 goals high.
Timo Werner: Nagelsmann coach wants to convince him with deeds - and draws FCB comparison
His coach Julian Nagelsmann commented in an online PK on the whereabouts of the goalkeeper and prefers to move the international "with action" rather than words to stay with the Saxons. “Timo knows what he has in Leipzig and hopefully he knows what he has in me. I know what I have in him and I show that (...) in that he plays every game from the beginning (...) and has many opportunities to develop, "said the 32-year-old coach.
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The player has to feel “that he can get better . If he doesn't feel it, it won't help if I talk to him about it, he should stay here. ”The striker could leave RB on June 15 for a fixed fee of around 60 million euros . "And when a club comes along and agrees with it, then it is like that, then there is nothing we can do about it," says Nagelsmann.
Nagelsmann said at the press conference that he did not know when Werner's exit clause would expire this summer. The 32-year-old trainer looked annoyed and a little thin when asked. Nagelsmann made a striking comparison: So a Werner departure for RB Leipzig is about as painful as if Bayern would lose Robert Lewandowski .
Werner's contract will continue until 2023, but some clubs - including Liverpool FC - have the 24-year-old on the list. However, the British are unwilling to pay the transfer fee during the Corona crisis .
Timo Werner: RB CEO Mintzlaff comments on the transfer
Munich - FC Bayern has been associated with him for a long time and Jürgen Klopp is said to have had a virtual meeting with him. However, Timo Werner is still under contract with RB Leipzig for three more years - and the association does not plan to financially accommodate those interested in a possible business.
"We do not want to sell a player below a specified value if he has a contract for more than a year," Managing Director Oliver Mintzlaff told Sport Bild . It would not be cheaper than the fixed transfer fee of 55 million euros.
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- RB Leipzig (@DieRotenBullen) May 24, 2020Timo Werner: Has he already chosen Liverpool?
The German national striker is supposed to be flirting with a move to the Premier League, but leaders Liverpool are still grappling with the clause and would prefer to lower the price. At Mintzlaff, the reigning Champions League winner will probably fall on deaf ears.
Will Timo Werner stay in Leipzig longer?
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"We must always ask ourselves: General: Can I use a player or replace equivalent if I sell it for less than a predetermined amount?" In the case of Werner would RB probably a transfer coup succeed if they Werner equivalent for less money want to replace. In 27 Bundesliga games, the 24-year-old scored 24 goals and seven assists.
Timo Werner: RB Leipzig could use the transfer fee
RB therefore has the right to be “deeply relaxed”. If the interested clubs are not willing to pay the transfer, the top striker remains in Saxony . If the transfer fee is paid, RB could add more. "If we do not sell a player, we will be unable to sign any or little new players," Mintzlaff continued.
Coach Julian Nagelsmann would like to see offensive full-backs. The Werner transfer could be just right there. Until then, Liverpool and Bavaria still have to decide to look deeper into their wallets. RB continues to fight for the Champions League qualification in the Bundesliga.
There is already more clarity about another offensive star in the Bundesliga - FC Bayern has decided not to take its purchase option. Instead, the record champion is said to be dredging on a South American full-back.
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