Tottenham has extended the loan of Timo Werner until the end of next season. Werner, 28 years old, joined Tottenham in January and has participated in 14 matches in all competitions, scoring two goals and providing two assists. The contract signed between both clubs in January included a purchase option of 15 million pounds (17.6 million euros) that Tottenham has not exercised and becomes 8.5 million pounds (10 million euros) after the new agreement they have reached. Despite his records are not spectacular, Werner has served to reinforce Postecoglou's attacking options until a hamstring tendon injury left him out of the last five matches of the just finished Premier League.

Timo Werner will not return to RB Leipzig in the summer, but will be loaned to Tottenham Hotspur for another year. In addition, the Spurs have the option to sign the striker permanently in 2025. Werner's season was prematurely ended after a thigh injury in late April. Werner has a contract with Leipzig until 2026. However, he only played a minor role in the first half of the season under coach Marco Rose and scored two goals in eight games - only twice was he in the starting lineup. Consequently, Werner went to London in the winter. With the Spurs, he crossed the finish line in England in 5th place and will therefore compete internationally in the Europa League next season.

Timo Werner will join Tottenham on loan for the 2024/25 season, with an option for Tottenham to make the transfer permanent.

Timo Werner will remain on loan at Tottenham for another year. A new agreement was reached between Tottenham and Leipzig to extend Werner's loan. The previous buyout option of 20 million euros was not exercised by Tottenham. However, a new buyout option has been set at a lower price of 15 million euros.

Tottenham is negotiating with Lipsia to extend the loan of Timo Werner for another season. The initial agreement included an option to buy the player's card for 20 million euros, but Tottenham wants to try another way.