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Timo Werner about to move to the New York Red Bulls! Decisions are approaching!
According to reports, Timo Werner is about to move to the New York Red Bulls. Negotiations are advanced.
Timo Werner about to move to the New York Red Bulls! Decisions are approaching!
RB Leipzig may be facing a significant personnel shake-up as the stage is set for a move for Timo Werner. According to the Leipziger Volkszeitung The striker could move to the New York Red Bulls. Negotiations between the two clubs are said to be already advanced, although no final agreement has yet been reached.
Timo Werner, a 29-year-old winger, has spent the last 18 months on loan at Tottenham Hotspur and is back at RB Leipzig. However, he no longer has a future there, which makes it necessary to move to another club. According to the information from the New York Times The Red Bulls have been interested in Werner for a long time and already had the opportunity to sign him in the summer of 2024.
Optimism about an imminent change
Talks about a transfer of Werner to Major League Soccer (MLS) have been going on for several months. Both sides are optimistic that the deal can be completed this summer. Werner himself is interested in moving to MLS, especially because he would have the chance to play with his former Leipzig teammate Emil Forsberg again.
Werner has an impressive record in his career: he scored 78 goals in 127 Bundesliga appearances for RB Leipzig. In 2020, he moved to Chelsea for a season, where he won the Champions League in 2021. However, his sporting situation has deteriorated in recent months and a move seems like the next logical step. There are also indications that Turkish clubs are interested in Werner, which further complicates the current situation.
The negotiations with the New York Red Bulls are a step in the right direction for Werner, who, despite the previous difficulties in Leipzig, is looking for a new challenge and is ready to continue his career abroad. It is now unlikely that he will remain in the RB cosmos, while the striker's future could now lie in the USA.