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Timo Werner refuses to play out Champions League season Julian Nagelsmann insists Timo Werner is still in his plans for RB Leipzig's Champions League campaign. Reports on Monday night suggested that the Germany striker had informed his club he did not want to be considered for action when the 2019/2020 European season concludes in August. "He is currently, as usual, in my plans to play the Champions League. He is our player and has not signed for anyone else." Said Nagelsmann.

Will he sign or NOT????

Barcelona are reportedly looking at defenders from Tottenham and Chelsea who could be included in a potential swap deal for 27-year-old Philippe Countinho. Inter Milan are planning to make a £27m bid this summer for Arsenal right-back Hector Bellerin even though the 25-year-old Spaniard has three years left on his current deal. Bayern Munich forward Thomas Muller said he would welcome linking up at club level with Bayer Leverkusen and Germany midfielder Kai Havertz, 21, who is tipped with a move away from Leverkusen this summer. Highly-rated Birmingham City 17-year-old Jude Bellingham seems set to to turn down a move to Manchester United and join Borussia Dortmund instead. Corentin Tolliso, Bayern Munich midfielder's agent has denied reports he has held talks with Manchester United over a transfer for the 25-year-old Frenchman. There have been taljs between Juventus and Barcelona over a potential swap deal featuring midfielders Miralem Pjanic,30, and 23-year-old Arthur Melo. Chelse...

Why Chelsea are yet to complete a deal for Timo Werner Comments Chelsea will wait until the end of the Bundesliga season or until quarantine measures are changed in the Uk before completing a deal for RB Leipzig striker Timo Werner. The Blues are set to sign the German for a fee of around £53m and they have to activate a release clause in Werner's contract by June 15th in order to do so. Leipzig director Oliver Mintzaff caused panic among Chelsea supportess on the weekend when he suggested that there had been no dialogue between the two clubs. However, discussions are not necessary as Chelsea need only to activate Werner's release clause but given the simplicity of the deal. Many suppprtsrs have questioned why it has not yet been announced. The German forward can't currently travel to the UK due to the conditions that Bundesliga players have agreed to under the terms of the league's restart, while Chelsea cannot send team doctors to Germany due to Quarantine rules on re...