Tottenham Hotspur have the option to sign Timo Werner permanently at the end of the season but need to make a decision soon.
A report from Daily Express has revealed that Tottenham have been given until the Euros to make a decision on the future of 28-year-old German international Timo Werner.
Tottenham have the opportunity to sign in permanently for a fee of £14.5 million. However, that price is likely to increase if Spurs do not make a decision and trigger his buyout clause before the European Championships.
Werner has done reasonably well since joining the North London club, and he has picked up two goals and two assists across all competitions. He could be a useful player for Tottenham in the coming seasons as well, and it remains to be seen what Tottenham decide.
Timo Werner is a versatile player who is capable of operating anywhere across the front three, and he will add goals and assists to the team. Any club could use someone like him in their side, and Tottenham should look to keep him at the club, especially for the reported asking price.
Timo Werner would be useful for Tottenham
Tottenham will be hoping to compete in the UEFA Champions League next season, and they need a deeper squad to do well across multiple competitions. Werner would be a solid squad player for them in the coming seasons. Recent reports have claimed that RB Leipzig expect Spurs to trigger his purchase clause.
The 28-year-old will not want to return to Germany at the end of the season. He struggled for regular game time at RB Leipzig during the first half of the season, and he does not have a future with them. Staying in the Premier League would be ideal for him. The attacker seems to be enjoying his time at the London club, and their attacking approach has helped him fit in.
Timo Werner has previously had an underwhelming spell in the Premier League with Chelsea. But he has looked more potent in the attack this time around. It will be interesting to see if the 28-year-old can help Tottenham finish the season strongly now.
The German international is at the peak of his powers, and he will be hoping to establish itself as a regular starter for the North London club in the coming months. If he can continue to improve and put inconsistent performances, there is no reason why he cannot be a starter for Tottenham. For the reported £14.5 million fee, the transfer could even look like a bargain for Tottenham.
