Timo Werner is scheduled to join New York Red Bulls of RB Leipzig – the last loan in Tottenham

An imminent deal

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After his uneducated loan to Tottenham Hotspur, former German national team player Timo Werner is scheduled to go to the main football. Transfermarkt can confirm an initial report issued by Leipziger Volkszeitung that the 29 -year -old striker is to leave RB Leipzig and join Sevy Club New York Red Bulls. With the 7 million euros market value, Werner is scheduled to become the most valuable player in New York Red Bulls.

It is still under a contract until the summer of 2026 in Leipzig, Werner spent the last 18 months on loan at the Premier League club Tottenham. In Tottenham. Werner managed only 41 games, and scored three goals. Werner was also excluded from the European League team, and thus was forced to watch from the side lines as his club won the title against Manchester United in the spring. Not surprisingly, Tottenham chose not to sign a permanent deal.

In New York, Werner, who played 57 games for Germany, will be included with his former teammate Emile Forsburg and former German league coach Sandro Schwarrs. The team also includes the former defender of Mainz Alexander Hack and Bayern Munich striker Eric-Maxim Chopco. The latter is currently in third place in scoring MLS goals with 11 goals in 18 games, and is expected to be a dangerous attacker with Werner.

Restart in MLS – What can Timo Werner add to New York Red Bulls?

Werner reached its peak in 2020 when he joined Chelsea for 53 million euros from RB Leipzig. With Chelsea, Werner will win the Champions League after one year. But the 29 -year -old did not fully settled in the Blues and chose to return to Leipzig in a deal worth 20 million euros in the summer of 2022. In the past, it ended with the German league’s return until it was a tremendous mistake because Werner never recovered his shape in scoring goals from the first period in Leipzig and headed to Tottenham.

Instead of a third period in Leipzig, Werner took advantage of the maximum benefit from Red Bull connection to move to New York. Moving to MLS is a restart after years in which Werner struggled to fulfill his potential. Meanwhile, Red Bulls looked at a potential missing piece after losing the final against La Galaxy last year (2-1). It is still a fast player, Werner is seen as a supplementary piece of ChouPo and also a player whose young stars such as Julian Hall can help take the next step in their development.