Timo Werner available for insanely low fee after failed Tottenham loan as RB Leipzig are desperate to sell struggling forward Chelsea once bought for £47.5m

According to a report by Sport1, Werner, who will return to RB Leipzig after the completion of his loan period at Tottenham, will be available for a ridiculously low fee of €4 million as the German club are desperate to offload him.

Werner joined Spurs back in January 2024 and went on to score only two goals in the Premier League that season. The next term, he featured in 18 matches, but failed to find the back of the net. Moreover, he didn’t get a place in the matchday squad for the Europa League final against Manchester United, which Spurs won, but he was seen in the stands and celebrated the trophy win later. Due to his dismal statistics, Spurs did not trigger the €10 million purchase option.

The now 29-year-old Werner had signed for Chelsea for £47.5 million back in 2020 and managed six goals and 12 assists in his first Premier League season, but his form dropped off and he returned to Germany in 2022.

Werner, who has 24 goals in 57 matches for the German national team, has not been included in their Nations League semi-final against Portugal. He will be looking for a new club this summer.