Timo Werner

Werner may not be a direct Harry Kane replacement but as a useful option, surely he has done enough for Spurs to sign him permanently

Spurs were one of the few Premier League clubs to make a big January buy this time - is this a sign of things to come...?

Tottenham rattled in three goals in seven second-half minutes in what still ended up a nail-biting victory against Brentford

Timo Werner has insisted he is no longer as focused on scoring a high number of goals and is instead concentrating on other areas of his game. Werner joined Tottenham Hotspur from RB Leipzig this month on an initial loan until the end of the season and made his debut in Sunday’s 2-2 draw at Manchester United. The 27-year-old Germany international previously spent two years at Chelsea, where he scored only 10 Premier League goals across 56 appearances. His transfer to Stamford Bridge in 2020 followed four years at Leipzig where he had netted 95 goals, of which 34 came in the 2019/20...

Tottenham could do with an unpredictable element that allows them to attack space better and become a more forceful side

Chelsea have a habit of signing attacking players without a coherent idea of how best to use or fit them together. Is Mudryk the latest?

The German pair are becoming peripheral figures under Tuchel and the club will not want such big investments to go to waste...

Thomas Tuchel's new system suits Lukaku better - but what about the rest of the Chelsea team?

After Romelu Lukaku and Timo Werner were injured against Malmo, Chelsea must devise a plan to succeed without any recognised strikers

With goals against Southampton, the pair gave their respective seasons a shot in the arm and handed Thomas Tuchel food for thought

Chelsea learned nothing new about Werner against Villa. He ran the channels relentlessly as usual, but also made flawed decisions in attack

Romelu Lukaku will score goals for Chelsea - but can he also help their other forwards, including Timo Werner, thrive consistently?

Even the way players such as Kane and Lukaku will be used is a long way from how traditional centre-forwards were previously

Tuchel has shown he can work with what he inherited from Chelsea's £200m outlay last summer - and spending big doesn't guarantee success

Werner and Sane have lost their places to Muller and Havertz, and they must prove to Low that they can play a role for this Germany

JJ Bull breaks down the likely teams, formations and systems as Manchester City prepare to face Chelsea in the Champions League final

Five of last summer’s six first-team signings - Kai Havertz, Timo Werner, Ben Chilwell, Thiago Silva and Edouard Mendy — started vs Real

Timo Werner is so far under-performing compared to his stand-out seasons in the Bundesliga, but the statistics offer some hope