Report: Timo Werner wants to leave Chelsea – BVB with doubts?

Blues set price tag

“Sure, things aren’t going the way I’d like at Chelsea right now. It’s all the better when I come here, get the coach’s trust, can play and then score,” said attacker Timo Werner after his recent sense of achievement with the German national team against Israel (2-0). National coach Hansi Flick described his club situation as “unsatisfactory”. In order to improve his sporting perspective, the 26-year-old is apparently thinking of a change of scenery. Loud “Sport1” Werner is working with his advisor Volker Struth (Sports360) on a transfer in the summer, he wants to leave the club.

Born in Stuttgart, who moved from RB Leipzig to London in 2020 for 53 million euros and has a contract until 2025, under Thomas Tuchel he only played 736 minutes in the Premier League this season and made two goals in 14 league games. So far, there have been seven goals and four assists in 28 games across all competitions. “It’s not an easy situation for Timo. I’m confident that Hansi’s coaches will always give him the environment to remain a strong player,” said DFB director Oliver Bierhoff “Picture TV”.

9 times over 50 million transfer fee: Chelsea FC’s most expensive purchases

20. Willian | 2013/14 by Anzhi Makhachkala

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Transfer fee: €35.5 million

Data as of February 2022

19. N’Golo Kante | 2016/17 by Leicester City

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Transfer fee: €35.8 million

18. Danny Drinkwater | 2017/18 by Leicester City

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Transfer fee: €37.9 million

16.Michael Essien | 2005/06 by Olympique Lyonnais

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Transfer fee: €38m

16. Diego Costa | 2014/15 by Atlético Madrid

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Transfer fee: €38m

15. Didier Drogba | 2004/05 by Marseille

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Transfer fee: €38.5 million

14. Michy Batshuayi | 2016/17 by Marseille

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Transfer fee: €39m

12. Hakim Ziyech | 2020/21 by Ajax

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Transfer fee: €40 million

12. Tiemoué Bakayoko | 2017/18 by Monaco

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Transfer fee: €40 million

11. Andriy Shevchenko | 2006/07 by Milan

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Transfer fee: €43.9 million

10. Mateo Kovacic | 2019/20 by Real Madrid

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Transfer fee: €45 million

9. Ben Chilwell | 2020/21 by Leicester

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Transfer fee: €50.2 million

8.Timo Werner | 2020/21 by RB Leipzig

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Transfer fee: €53m

7. Jorginho | 2018/19 from Naples

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Transfer fee: €57 million

6. Fernando Torres | 2010/11 by Liverpool

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Transfer fee: €58.5 million

5. Christian Pulisic | 2018/19 by BVB

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Transfer fee: €64 million

4. Alvaro Morata | 2017/18 by Real Madrid

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Transfer fee: €66 million

2. Kepa | 2018/19 from Bilbao

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Transfer fee: €80 million

2. Kai Havertz | 2020/21 from Leverkusen

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Transfer fee: €80 million

1. Romelu Lukaku | 2021/22 by Inter

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Transfer fee: €113m

According to the report, Chelsea and Tuchel would not put any obstacles in Werner’s path with an acceptable offer, which should be “up from €40 million”. Due to the sanctions imposed by the British government, however, the Blues are currently unable to make any decisions on the transfer market. Far from that, Werner’s management is pushing ahead with his plans and holding talks with interested clubs.

Problem for prospective BVB? Werner is one of the top earners at Chelsea

As in the past, Borussia Dortmund should be among the applicants. However, the black and yellow are still not completely convinced of Werner, and a commitment from RB Salzburg striker Karim Adeyemi (20) also enjoys priority. According to “Sport1”, Werner’s gross salary is also problematic for BVB, with a reported annual figure of around 16 million euros. Only Romelu Lukaku (28), DFB colleague Kai Havertz (22) and N’Golo Kanté (31) would earn more at Chelsea.

6x FC Bayern in the top 12: Highest paid German footballers (gross salaries)

Serge Gnabry | Bayern Munich | 8 million euros per year

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Go to player profile | Source: “Sky” | As of March 29, 2022

Mats Hummels | BVB | 10 million euros per year

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Ilkay Gundogan | Manchester City | 12 million euros

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Marco Reus | BVB | 12 million euros

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Timo Werner | Chelsea FC | 15.5 million euros

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Leon Goretzka | Bayern Munich | 17 million euros per year

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Leroy Sané | Bayern Munich | 17 million euros

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Thomas Mueller | Bayern Munich | 20 million euros

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Manuel Neuer | Bayern Munich | 20 million euros

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Joshua Kimmich | Bayern Munich | up to 20 million euros

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Kai Havertz | Chelsea FC | 20 million euros

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Toni Kroos | Madrid | 21 million euros

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Go to player profile | *Source: “Bild” and current media reports

Werner consultant Struth was recently able to place one of his clients with Bayern Munich defender Niklas Süle (26). He also represents ex-Dortmund players Julian Weigl (26, Benfica) and Mario Götze (29, PSV).








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