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£165,000-a-week player has no future at his current club, after claims he wants to join Tottenham

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There has now been an update on Timo Werner which may be of interest to Tottenham supporters.

It was Sky Deutschland who provided the information.

So, what is the latest on Timo Werner for Tottenham fans to digest? Let’s take a look…

Timo Werner update

Well – according to Sky Deutschland – the Germany international has no future at RB Leipzig.

Werner is the Bundesliga outfit’s second highest earner on a salary of £165,000-a-week behind Dani Olmo, and they are keen to offload this sum from the wage bill.

It comes after BILD in Germany claimed that the 28-year-old is loving his time in north London and would like to stay in N17 with Spurs.

Sky Deutschland back this up, claiming that there is interest from both Tottenham and Werner in making the loan deal permanent this summer.

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Spurs can trigger a clause to sign the German permanently for just €17m (£15m).

Werner has scored two goals and provided two assists in eight Premier League appearances for Tottenham – Ange Postecoglou’s staff members are also believed to be very impressed with the forward’s attitude since arriving from RB Leipzig in January.

Tottenham must trigger purchase option

Werner is not exactly among the greatest forwards in Europe, and came in for some criticism after Saturday’s 3-0 loss to Fulham.

The man from Stuttgart can be quite hit and miss, with some sloppy finishing on display at times.

However, the Tottenham No.16 is very effective at running in behind and can stretch teams with his speed, which opens up space for the likes of Heung-min Son, so for just £15m, Spurs would be silly not to snap up this bargain option for squad depth.

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You would be hard pushed to find a better – more experienced – attacker than Werner for only £15m in the current market, to say the least.

Be sure to keep an eye on this situation, as Tottenham are likely to sign the RB Leipzig forward this summer.