Chelsea striker Timo Werner has suggested that the playing style of the German national team suits him more than the one at Stamford Bridge.
Werner joined the Blues in 2020 after a stellar
campaign with RB Leipzig. In his fourth and final
season for the German club, he scored 34 goals
and made 13 assists in 45 games across
competitions.
However, since joining the Blues, Werner has scored just 19 goals and made as many assists in 80 games across competitions.
However, since joining the Blues, Werner has scored just 19 goals and made as many assists in 80 games across competitions.
Germany beat Israel 2-0 in a friendly on Saturday,
where Werner and his clubmate Kai Havertz
scored a goal apiece.
Speaking to Goal.com about his roles for club
and country, Werner said:
"I'm a striker and always want to score. Things aren't going the way I'd like at Chelsea, so it's all the better that things are going well here under Hansi Flick. I really enjoy playing football, no matter where I'm playing. There are differences in the style of play between football at Chelsea and here."
"Maybe the one at the national team suits me better. Here, I always have scoring chances; I can score goals. I feel very comfortable here."
Germany will next take on the Netherlands in another friendly on March 29.
"I'm a striker and always want to score. Things aren't going the way I'd like at Chelsea, so it's all the better that things are going well here under Hansi Flick. I really enjoy playing football, no matter where I'm playing. There are differences in the style of play between football at Chelsea and here."
"Maybe the one at the national team suits me better. Here, I always have scoring chances; I can score goals. I feel very comfortable here."
Germany will next take on the Netherlands in another friendly on March 29.
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