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Former Blues forward Chris Sutton advocated “Turbo Timo” to torment Premier League defenses.
Werner left an impression
Frank Lampard has welcomed several new faces to the Chelsea squad ahead of the 2020-21 season. In their Premier League debut against Brighton, not everyone was ready to play right away.
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| Timo Werner made a remarkable debut |
Only 2 of the 6 newcomers, Timo Werner and Kai Havertz, played at Amex on Monday night. The German duo with a total value of nearly £ 120m is expected to succeed in England.
But before Brighton, they showed different images. Havertz was weak and almost unmarked before leaving the field in the 79th minute. Werner, meanwhile, showed mobility and took the penalty to Jorginho opening the scoring against Brighton.
While at RB Leipzig Werner’s goal record was very impressive. Once integrated, experts say, goals will come to the 24-year-old. His surrounding teammates also benefit from his presence.
Sutton appreciated
Sutton believes Werner will prove to be a star. The former England striker told the Daily Mail: “Werner was out of the game more than any other player in the top five leagues in Europe last season.”
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| Sutton appreciated rookie Chelsea’s speed |
“There have been 43 times when he was greeted while playing for RB Leipzig. On the second night, we saw him receive two punishments in the first 7 minutes. But at the right time, Werner’s back blow is horrible for defenders and goalkeepers.
“The 24-year-old has been nicknamed ‘Turbo Timo’ in his career for a very simple reason: he is too fast. When Brighton lost the ball in the 21st minute and Jorginho made a pass, it seemed a little deep for Werner. “
“But the rookie Chelsea has emerged successfully. He accelerates and catches the ball in front of Mat Ryan, who is forced to commit a foul and receive a penalty. There is also a situation where the Brighton Webster defender, despite starting first, is still outmatched.
“I may not be the last defenseless Premier League defender with Werner’s speed. Part of his 28 goals in the Bundesliga with Leipzig in the 2019-20 season came from running from behind.
“That’s what Frank Lampard wants from him too. I know what it feels like to come to Chelsea. The pressure to score goals with you is enormous. Werner couldn’t put his name on the electronic board Monday night, but he made his mark. “
“He showed his willingness to give everything for the team.”
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