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Timo Werner says £96,000-a-week Tottenham man is truly unique
Timo Werner has spoken very highly about Ange Postecoglou when asked for his verdict on the Tottenham boss.
The 28-year-old made the comments when speaking to the Premier League.
So, what did Tottenham No.16 Timo Werner say about Ange Postecoglou? Let’s take a look…
Timo Werner hails Ange Postecoglou
Well, the German was asked what he enjoys most about working under the Australian.
Werner spoke about how “relaxed” Postecoglou is and also highlighted the 58-year-old’s passionate speeches before games, while adding that he feels the man born in Greece is a truly unique coach due to his love of attacking football.
The Germany international : “How his behaviour is. So calm, relaxed. His speeches before the games are very good, and also his idea of football. Always forward, always wants to score goals, to see good football. I think that’s very impressive because not a lot of managers are like this.”
Werner has performed well in Postecoglou’s system since arriving on loan from RB Leipzig in January.
The Stuttgart-born forward has scored goals and provided two assists in seven Premier League appearances, and Tottenham staff are believed to be delighted with his efforts in training as well.
Tottenham have a deadline to sign 28-year-old
As you may have already heard, Tottenham can sign Werner on a permanent basis this summer for just €17m (£15m) – however, there is a deadline for this purchase clause.
RB Leipzig have informed Spurs they must trigger this option before June 14th – according to – or else the forward will return to Germany and the Bundesliga side can demand whatever price they like.
Therefore, Postecoglou and his recruitment staff ideally need to make a decision on Werner immediately after the 2023/24 campaign ends in May.
On the basis of his efforts so far, it would come as a huge surprise if Spurs did not trigger this £15m option – a price that low for an experienced international footballer represents a bargain nowadays.