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Breaking: Aubameyang return imminent, Ronaldo to Man United? – Premier League’s biggest stories of the week

It's been yet another gripping week of drama in the Premier League.
In Breaking News this week, we bring you fitness updates from one of the division's most lethal strikers, one teammate's opinion on Sergio Aguero's next move, and some transfer gossip involving one of football's greatest ever players.

Breaking Premier League news

Chelsea striker Timo Werner appears to have been won over by Thomas Tuchel’s tactical flexibility since the German coach arrived at Stamford Bridge.
In a recent interview, the forward has lauded Tuchel’s strategic approach with the Blues, and believes Chelsea may be showing title-winning credentials.

"I think he, like everybody can see, changed a lot of players and type of how we play like the manager before, but I think it’s the new system we play now with three in the back,” Werner told the club’s ‘Mike’d Up’ Series.

"It changed in part of that we don’t concede goals. I think that’s really important,” he added. "In Germany we say, ‘a good offence wins you games, but a good defence wins you titles’.

“We always win games like 1-0, 2-0, so always with good defensive work, but also he gives us good structure, in front he gives us different systems.”

Werner has had to adapt his role slightly following Tuchel’s arrival, but the Germany striker has impressed while working under his compatriot—including an assist for Hakim Ziyech in the FA Cup semi-final last weekend.&nbsp;

"Sometimes we play with a 10 and two strikers, sometimes we play with one striker and two 10s behind, sometimes with three strikers,” Werner continued. “So it’s very different how we play. I think it fits us very well.

"It gives us a little bit of rotation in our squad that everybody is happy and everybody can play in their best positions."

Werner happy with Tuchel’s tactical tweaks

Juventus forward Paulo Dybala has given his verdict on Sergio Aguero’s future, and believes that the ongoing presence of Lionel Messi at Barcelona could tempt the Manchester City striker to Catalonia.
Aguero will leave City at the season’s end, and a plethora of clubs have been tipped as potential destinations for the legendary frontman.

However, Dybala believes that the Messi connection could see him ultimately plump for Barca.

"Aguero is a special character,” Dybala said of his international teammate, on Twitch. “People know what he is like, he is a phenomenon on and off the pitch, there is no question.

"Barcelona? He has a good relationship with everyone, especially with Leo Messi."

Dybala fuels Aguero-to-Barcelona talk

Arsenal boss Mikel Arteta has offered a positive update on the health of Pierre-Emerick Aubameyang, who was recently laid out with malaria picked up in Gabon while on international duty.
The 31-year-old has returned to the club’s training ground this week, with Arteta confident that he still has a part to play this season.

"I have spoken to him many times. He was at the training ground yesterday for the first time,” the Spaniard told Sky Sports.

"He's still being checked by the doctors, it's taking him a while. It's a difficult disease to go through. He had some tough moments and we just want to give him every single tool to make him available and fit as quick as possible, because we need him.”

Aubameyang has struggled for form at times this season, but is nonetheless Arsenal’s second highest goalscorer with nine this term.

"The way he was looking yesterday, he was in a much better place and hopefully once he has started to feel better and he regains a bit of the weight that he's lost, he's going to be able to train,” Arteta noted.

“At that moment, with the desire that he has to be back, I'm pretty positive that that will be the case."

Aubameyang return imminent?

France centre-back Raphael Varane would prefer to sign for Manchester United ahead of Paris Saint-Germain when he leaves Real Madrid, according to reports in Spain.
The defender has just one year left on his contract at Real, and as one of the most prominent centre-backs in European football, could have his pick of potential employers when he decides to move on.

According to AS, his preference would be for the Premier League—and therefore reported suitors Manchester United—when he does eventually change scene.

Reigning French champions PSG have also been mooted as a potential destination for the 27-year-old.

Varane keen on Premier League switch

Another Real Madrid legend who could be primed to move to Old Trafford soon is Cristiano Ronaldo, according to reports in Italy.
Gazzetta dello Sport have reported that United have made public their interest in bringing the Juventus attacker back to Manchester, with CR7 having spent six glorious seasons with the Red Devils between 2003 and 2009.

The reports suggest that United have made contact with Jorge Mendes, Ronaldo’s agent, with a view to organising a fairytale return to the club where he became a global superstar.

A fee of £26 million has been mooted for the attacker, should United wish to prise him from Juve this summer.

Man United make contact with Ronaldo agent

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