Timo Werner In Talks For MLS Switch as New York Red Bulls Eye Surprise Move

The future of Timo Werner remains uncertain with New York Red Bulls aiming to acquire the Tottenham Hotspur loan player following a Foot Mercato report.

Since joining Spurs on a Leipzig loan, the German forward has experienced limited playing time under manager Ange Postecoglou, thus sparking questions about his professional prospects.

Werner’s move to MLS requires Leipzig and Tottenham to terminate his current North London loan deal. The uncertainty about Spurs’ willingness to release the German striker at this stage of the season remains high because of multiple injuries throughout their player roster.

Since his loan transfer to Tottenham in January 2022 Werner has managed only three goals in his 40 matches as a player. His disappointing performances, alongside ongoing injuries, have pushed him to occupy a lower spot on the team ranks. Spurs need to think thoroughly before making options because Dominic Solanke’s current injury has left them without essential alternatives upfront.

Tottenham continues to pursue attacking players despite Randal Kolo Muani becoming a Juventus loanee. The club now direct its acquisitions toward three specific targets: Lille’s Jonathan David, Southampton’s Tyler Dibling, and Ajax striker Brian Brobbey.

Werner accepts interest from New York Red Bulls seeking his transfer while drawing a weekly salary of £200,000 additionally including bonus incentives. Foot Mercato reports that the MLS club has spoken directly with the player about potential transfer terms.

RB Leipzig might consider selling Timo Werner during the last two seasons of his present contract because of his reduced value to that team. As part of the Red Bull soccer organization NY Red Bulls should use this situation to welcome Werner back and aid his United States career revival.