Timo Werner has conceded he doesn't lament joining Chelsea rather than Liverpool back in 2020.
The Germany striker was intensely connected with a transition to Anfield during his heavenly years at RB Leipzig, at the end of the day went to Stamford Bridge rather for a £47.5m bargain.
While Werner hasn't hit the equivalent goalscoring levels as he did in the Bundesliga, he has turned into a fan number one at Chelsea, and he has opened up on the interest this end of the week's FA Cup last adversaries had in him previously.
At the point when asked that he was so near joining Liverpool by the Evening Standard, Werner answered: "The main thing I can say is they have a German director. I have known him for a long time previously, on the grounds that when I was in Stuttgart, he discussed going to Dortmund. Then, at that point, I played not really well, so it was finished.
"At the point when I was in Leipzig, I had the likelihood to come to the Premier League. Liverpool were likewise in my viewpoints and were a major opportunities for me, however toward the end I chose for Chelsea and I brought home the Champions League championship last year. It was not the most exceedingly terrible decision."Werner added that he loves the work Jurgen Klopp has done over his administrative profession, however added that his own supervisor Thomas Tuchel is on a comparative level to the Liverpool coach."[Klopp] is probably the best mentor we had in Germany," he added.
"Not to go after our director, but rather over the course of the last years he came out on top for the most championships. He has an extremely decent character - a character that the German public love, since he seems like tomfoolery.
"The Germans love the sorts like Thomas Muller, Jurgen Klopp - they have compassion. They express out loud whatever they think, and that is truly significant around here, to not phony something.
"He's genuine. He is an amusing fellow and furthermore, with his power on the sideline, he attempts to carry individuals with him. We Germans like that."
Talking about Tuchel, Werner said: "He is on a level now where, when you say who are the best administrators, you have just now Klopp, him and [Pep] Guardiola perhaps."
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