Timo Werner: Last News

Manchester United will be looking to pick up their first league win in 2024 on Sunday afternoon when Erik ten Hag's side welcome Tottenham to Old Trafford.

In-demand Jota has multiple options to banish his Al-Ittihad nightmare this month – according to a report in the Middle East.

Celtic star Jota has rubbed shoulders with the likes of Rodrygo, Mykhaylo Mudryk and Timo Werner this season in Group E of the Champions League - and he can boast beating them all in one particular stat despite failing to qualify for the last 16.

It was a decade ago this week Red Bull pulled one of their biggest PR stunts when they sent a daredevil up to the heavens in a hot air balloon to do a skydive from space.

RB Leipzig chief executive Oliver Mintzlaff has opened up over his decision to terminate Chris Vivell's contract after losing "trust" in him. The technical director has been heavily linked with a switch to Chelsea, who have been scouring around Europe looking to fill positions in the boardroom following the arrival of Todd Boehly as owner.

Chelsea fan will ever forget the moment Didier Drogba rolled his destiny-sealing penalty past Manuel Neuer in the 2012 Champions League final.It brought to a close the club's near decade-long campaign to land the title, which had more exasperating near misses in it than Timo Werner's gaffe-laden debut season in the Premier League.Sky Sports commentator Martin Tyler brilliantly likened the triumph to finding 'the Holy Grail', and he was absolutely right. For Chelsea that win was everything, and nothing was ever going to top it (sorry Kai Havertz and co.).READ MORE: Why Chelsea's Champions League win in 2012 is the best of all timeTwo members of that squad - John Obi Mikel and Ramires (who was suspended for the final) - announced their retirement earlier this week, so we thought we'd have a little look at where the rest of the team are now, a decade on from that glorious night in Munich.Petr Cech, who saved three penalties that night, left Chelsea in 2015 after being unseated by a young Thibaut Courtois.

Chelsea have confirmed the signing of Pierre-Emerick Aubameyang on a frantic Deadline Day at Stamford Bridge while Arsenal fans have had their say.The Blues were desperate to bolster their firepower after letting the likes of Romelu Lukaku and Timo Werner depart, leaving Armando Broja as the only true striker in the squad. Barcelona had been happy to see Aubameyang leave after signing Robert Lewandowski and needing to balance their books.

Chelsea boss Thomas Tuchel accused his players of not being "tough enough" following their 2-1 defeat to Southampton, before admitting it is "too easy" to beat his side. So far this summer, Chelsea have forked out nearly £200million on new signings and look set for more spending, with Wesley Fofana, Pierre-Emerick Aubameyang and Anthony Gordon still on their radar.

Chelsea fans are fearing Raheem Sterling could be the latest victim of a longstanding curse that has plagued the club for years.The Blues' new £50m signing has now been labelled the "new Timo Werner" after he missed a chance early in his side's 3-0 hammering at the hands of Leeds United this afternoon. The former Liverpool and Manchester City forward was far from his free-scoring best at Elland Road as Leeds quickly took the lead after his miss. Thomas Tuchel's men collapsed as they went into half-time 2-0 down thanks to a howler from goalkeeper Edouard Mendy and a spectacular header from Rodrygo.

Chelsea have scheduled more talks with Pierre-Emerick Aubameyang as the Blues try to lure the Barcelona man to Stamford Bridge.The Catalan side, who are desperate need to try and raise funds, are open to letting Aubameyang leave, despite only joining the side in January. According to transfer guru Fabrizio Romano, Barca want around €30million (£25million) for the attacker, but Xavi wants to keep him.Romano continues to state that new owner Todd Boehly wants to understand the personal terms of the deal before an official bid is submitted to Barcelona ahead of the transfer deadline.READ MORE: Wealthy ex-Chelsea star Oscar is ‘trapped in China’ after seeing dream transfer blocked Aubameyang is reportedly keen on a move to Stamford Bridge that would see him reunite with his former Borussia Dortmund boss Thomas Tuchel.

Manchester United want to sign Hakim Ziyech after failing to sign fellow Chelsea flop Timo Werner this summer.The Red Devils were unsuccessful in their attempts to hijack Werner's move to RB Leipzig earlier this week, with the German striker completing a £25million return to his former club. United could now move for one of his former Chelsea team-mates, though, as the Manchester Evening News report that Erik ten Hag is keen on signing Ziyech.The pair previously worked together at Ajax, but the report also states that Ten Hag is facing resistance on the transfer from the United hierarchy.READ MORE: Win 2 tickets to watch England vs Germany in Nations League action at Wembley StadiumZiyech has been identified by United as an alternative to Brazilian winger Antony.

Erik ten Hag is being met with resistance from the Manchester United hierarchy amid his interest in signing Hakim Ziyech from Chelsea.

Chelsea boss Thomas Tuchel is said to be putting 'pressure' on owner Todd Boehly to make a good offer for Pierre-Emerick Aubameyang as he looks to strengthen his forward line. The Barcelona forward could be on the way out of his current club following the arrival of Robert Lewandowski and Raphinha having joined them on a free transfer from Arsenal in January.Despite scoring an impressive 11 goals across just 17 La Liga outings, the 33-year-old could be on his way back to the Premier League following the departures of Romelu Lukaku and Timo Werner from Stamford Bridge. READ MORE: Ex-Arsenal flop Willian 'looks set for shock Premier League return' Spanish outlet SPORT report that Tuchel is 'pressuring' new owner odd Boehly to make a 'good offer' for the former Gabon international before the window slams shut.

Chelsea could be ready to sign both Frenkie de Jong and Pierre-Emerick Aubameyang should Barcelona allow them to leave this summer. De Jong has been linked with moves away from Barcelona this summer - but the Dutchman is refusing to leave until he paid his £17million in deferred wages.

RB Leipzig supporters with a savage banner that many of them would have had no idea was even there. Die Roten drew their opening match of the season against Domenico Tedesco's men after Naouirou Ahamada equalised soon after Christopher Nkunku's early opener.

Timo Werner has shared an emotional farewell to the fans after returning to RB Leipzig after two years at Chelsea.While the Germany international failed to impress in front of goal, scoring just 10 Premier League goals across his two seasons in 56 appearances. RB Leipzig have agreed to pay an initial £20million with £5m in add-ons - a steep decline on the £47.5m that the Blues forked out in 2020.Reports of a fallout between the forward and Thomas Tuchel occurred over the summer after Werner demanded more first-team action.

Timo Werner is expected to lead a Chelsea exodus after sealing a £25m return to Red Bull Leipzig.Blues flop Werner, a £47.5m signing from the Bundesliga club in 2020, is set for a medical today on Tuesday. The 26-year-old was initially leaving on a season-long deal with an option to buy but an agreement has now been reached for him to leave permanently.He is the second big-name striker Chelsea's new American owners have ditched this summer after sending Romelu Lukaku back to Inter Milan on loan.

Archie Battersbee's family demand inquiry because 'no parent must go through this again'Chelsea agree deal to sell Timo Werner back to RB LeipzigParents who tortured baby so badly he lost both legs will be freed from prisonHe added: ‘If I post anything about my dogs, it blows up. I just did a play and fans were coming to the theatre – but it wasn’t for me! I was taking the puppy into the theatre and the fans would say “When’s the dog coming?” They came to see the puppy.

Tuchel Tuchel made about Pierre-Emerick Aubameyang last year suggests Chelsea's interest in the Barcelona forward might not be as panic-driven as it first appeared.The Blues are desperate for some firepower up front after letting Romelu Lukaku leave on loan, and with Timo Werner likely to follow him out the door, a new striker is high on the club's shopping list.Nevertheless, they've spent the majority of the summer window chasing defenders, and links to Aubameyang seemed to come out of nowhere on Wednesday, but given Tuchel's history with the 33-year-old, there just might be a little method to the madness.READ MORE: Chelsea 'open Pierre-Emerick Aubameyang talks' - and Tuchel has close relationshipAfter Aubameyang was stripped of the Arsenal captaincy last season, Tuchel revealed that he still had "a very close relationship" with the striker, having managed him for two seasons at Dortmund.The German coach said: "I think that he [Aubameyang] was a very important player for me, we had a very close relationship. When we meet it is still always very nice.

Brighton to Chelsea has hit the rocks with the Seagulls reportedly wanting more than Chelsea are currently offering.Thomas Tuchel's side have placed a bid of £50million, plus Levi Colwill would head to the south coast on loan. However, Brighton are said to be hoping to land Colwill on a permanent deal and pocket more than the Blues are currently offering.Brighton are aware the 24-year-old Spaniard - who joined from Getafe last season for £15million - wants to leave the club.

Jamie Vardy is reportedly on the radar of Manchester United and Chelsea as they both hunt for a striker in the transfer market. Vardy, 35, has just one year remaining on his Leicester City contract, with talks between the parties yet to materialise.