Chelsea has agreed the sale of Timo Werner back to RB Leipzig for £25.3million.
The German striker joined the Blues in 2020 from the Bundesliga club for around £47.5m.
The Blues believed they had signed one of the best strikers in the world, but he flopped in London.
He misses the easiest of chances and after two seasons, both parties have decided the best option is probably to allow him to leave.
Chelsea didn’t want to keep an unhappy player and Matchplug understands they agreed to take the financial hit to let him leave.
Werner’s first spell at Leipzig was a fruitful one as he scored 95 goals in just 159 games.
He would look to replicate that form on his return to the competition.
Now that Robert Lewandowski has left, he could become one of its top scorers as well.
Hopefully, he can rediscover the goal-scoring touch that made him such an amazing player for the club when he first played for them.
