Timo Werner was acquired by Tottenham Hotspur from RB Leipzig on a loan arrangement during the January transfer window.

At the end of the season, they can choose to make the move permanent for an estimated £15 million. According to a report from Football Insider, the manager and Tottenham executives are eager to add younger players during the summer transfer window, but they also understand that they need more experience in the lineup.

If they qualify for the Champions League, they are ready to finalise a permanent transfer for the German international in the summer. According to the article, Werner “fits the bill” and the reported asking price would be a “steal” for the club, according to the hierarchy of the organisation.

The 28-year-old has performed passably for Tottenham and has been able to rapidly adapt to his new team. He might end up becoming an important squad member for the North London team in the future.

He can play any position among the front three thanks to his versatility, and he will contribute goals and inventiveness. If Spurs are to compete effectively in both the Premier League and the Champions League next season, they will need greater depth in their team. It might be a good idea to hang onto seasoned guys like Werner.

Additionally, the stated asking price is a significant savings. Werner ought to have no trouble rationalising the £15 million expenditure. It’s still unclear how things will turn out.