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Even RB Leipzig boss Ralf Rangnick admits that the team’s star striker Timo Werner would fit in well with Liverpool.
“I prefer to see [Werner] in good hands with a club that is not necessarily defined by soccer ball possession, “Rangnick said.
“I would rather fit in with a club like Liverpool, which is similar to our style of play.” But I would prefer you to stay here.
Last January, Bild He reported that Timo Werner preferred a move by Liverpool over Chelsea and Manchester United and that he already had a “pre-agreement” to join the Reds this summer. The Reds denied the rumors, issuing the following statement on the club’s website:
Liverpool have no plans to sign RB Leipzig forward Timo Werner in the transfer window in January.
“The Reds will continue to watch the development of the Germans, as will several major European clubs, including Chelsea.
But the Merseyside club is also unlikely to be looking for a move in the summer as it stands as speculation about their future mounts in Germany. “
The RB Leipzig forward has a € 60 million exemption clause. Werner renewed his contract with the German club until 2023 last summer.
The 23-year-old German international will take a large chunk of the £ 170m Klopp has given him to spend after the season. Klopp’s Summer Goals List also includes the highly-valued £ 89M transfer to Kalidou Koulibaly.
Timo Werner: “There is no room to play,” I previously told Reds.
The young striker previously rejected Liverpool’s advances after last summer due to the presence of the three forwards: Mo Salah, Sadio Mane and Roberto Firmino. True, he said to the Reds, “There is no room for me to play.”
But the German has obviously changed his mind this season with Mo Salah interested in a move to Real Madrid. Either way, Werner sees himself as a valuable addition to the famous top three.
Werner is the second top scorer in the Bundesliga with 21 goals this season. He has scored a total of 27 goals in 36 appearances. The goal machine has also been linked to the giants of the Liga Real Madrid and Barcelona.
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