Tottenham told to finalise Timo Werner permanent transfer this summer
Tottenham Hotspur’s potential decision to sign Timo Werner permanently seems like a straightforward choice, especially given the club’s aspirations for Champions League qualification and the experience the German forward brings to the table.
Operating primarily on the left wing, Werner has showcased his versatility and quality during his time at Tottenham. His experience in top-level competitions, including winning the Champions League with Chelsea in 2021, adds a valuable dimension to Spurs’ squad. With the club aiming for a top-four finish in the Premier League, Werner’s presence could be crucial in navigating the challenges of competing at the highest level.
Considering his pedigree and track record in European football, the option to sign Werner permanently for £15m undeniably presents excellent value for Tottenham. As the club looks to strengthen its squad for potential Champions League football next season, retaining a player of Werner’s caliber becomes paramount.
Here is what Tottenham transfer expert Dean Jones told GiveMeSport exclusively on the Werner situation:
“It’s hard to see any other decision other than for Werner to remain at Spurs after this season. His option is £15m, and that’s a steal when you consider the quality and experience he can bring to the squad. If Spurs qualify for the Champions League, they will need a few heads in that team who know what it takes to manage games and situations. Werner has played over 40 games at that level. When you think that Spurs will need to balance out the squad more next season by playing domestically and in Europe and that you can have a player like this for just £15m, it feels like a no-brainer.”
Timo on board permanently soon (?)
As Jones rightly pointed out, with 43 appearances in the Champions League (17G, 7A), Werner brings a wealth of knowledge and expertise to Tottenham’s squad. In a campaign where domestic and European commitments will surely demand squad rotation and tactical adaptability, having players like Werner becomes invaluable.
Werner’s addition provides depth and quality to the team, ensuring that Postecoglou has options at his disposal to navigate the rigours of a demanding season. We have certainly seen this season how injuries can derail an entire campaign, and it is important to have as many top-class options as possible.
With Champions League qualification within reach and Werner’s proven ability to perform at the highest level, securing his services for the long term indeed appears to be a prudent investment for Spurs.
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As the summer transfer window approaches, all signs surely point to Werner’s continued presence at Tottenham Hotspur Stadium, where he can continue to make a significant impact under Postecoglou’s guidance.
