Coronavirus UK: Timo Werner of RB Leipzig may be denied the Premier League move
Liverpool goal Timo Werner may not be able to seal the Premier League move this summer due to coronavirus chaos, emphasizes RB Leipzig director
- Timo Werner has been linked with a move to the Premier League
- Liverpool, Chelsea and Manchester United are all interested in rush hour
- Markus Krosche, director of RB Leipzig, believes that the coronavirus could stop the movement
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Liverpool target Timo Werner could be denied a summer move to the Premier League because of the corona virus, said sports director Markus Krosche of RB Leipzig.
Werner has several admirers in England with Liverpool, Chelsea and Manchester United all watching the 24-year-old German.
The RB Leipzig star has previously spoken of a move to the Premier League, but the chances of Werner joining a rival European club have decreased due to the corona virus.
RB Leipzig star Timo Werner could be denied a move to the Premier League this summer
Krosche, talking to Sports 1Werner said in the summer: “It is clear that Timo has aroused interest from other clubs for his great performance with his goals and assists.
“England has the same problems as we do. Not only does the crisis affect one league, it has a global impact and we can’t say if things will be the same in six months. ‘
German hotshot Werner scored 28 goals this season in 40 games for club and country
When asked if it means that Werner could stay, Krosche added, “Anything is possible.
“We don’t know how the transfer market is developing. We look at a very foggy glass ball. We don’t know what our resources are and what the other clubs have in terms of opportunities. ‘
RB Leipzig eliminated Tottenham from the Champions League in their last game before the corona virus ended German and European football.
They are third in the Bundesliga, behind leaders Bayern Munich and in second place Borussia Dortmund.
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