"It would be ideal for I to play more" - Chelsea star proposes he could leave because of absence of game time in front of 2022 FIFA World Cup
Chelsea forward Timo Werner has communicated his interests over an absence of game time under Thomas Tuchel.
Timo Werner has found it hard to get normal game time at Stamford Bridge since his move from RB Leipzig quite a while back. Last season, the German forward just shown up for Chelsea and contributed 11 objectives and six helps across all rivalries.
Werner has given implies that he could be creating some distance from Chelsea to play week-in-week-out. The 26 year old should tie down normal game time for him to track down a spot in the German crew for the 2022 FIFA World Cup in Qatar.
Talking on his absence of games under Thomas Tuchel and with respect to his possibilities playing in the FIFA World Cup, Timo Werner said (through Chelsea News):
"I didn't ask however I think obviously the administrator generally has various thoughts, various considerations and what you want in various games, I think in many games I was not in his viewpoints so I attempt to change that."
He added:
"I could be cheerful all over. It is clear I need to play more and I ought to play more to initially be looking great for the World Cup and furthermore, to get an opportunity to play at the World Cup."
Timo Werner has had contest in assault under the administration of Thomas Tuchel. Last season the Blues spent a world record charge to sign Romelu Lukaku to play as their fundamental forward.
Nonetheless, when Lukaku was harmed or sidelined, Tuchel liked to play Kai Havertz front and center.
1 Werner was infrequently played on the wings by Tuchel. In any case, the Blues have now marked Raheem Sterling for a charge of around £47 million to fill that position.
It is worth focusing on that Timo Werner is one of Germany's principal aggressors. The forward was essential for the German crew for the UEFA Nations League a month ago. Werner most outstandingly scored a support against Italy in a 5-2 win back in June.
Chelsea won their first pre-season game in the United States
Chelsea got a 2-1 win over Mexican side Club America in their first pre-season accommodating in the United States. Objectives from Timo Werner and Mason Mount were enough for the Blues to record a hard-battled success.
Thomas Tuchel's side will currently confront Charlotte FC on July 20 preceding taking on Arsenal in Orlando.
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