1:31 Speaking on The Football Show, Danny Mills says the deal to sign Timo Werner is a ‘very good’ piece of business by Chelsea, while Gabriel Agbonlahor expects Tammy Abraham to be excited by the German’s arrival
It’s an exciting prospect for Chelsea supporters, who can look back on a largely encouraging season of development which could end with FA Cup silverware but should certainly end in qualification to the Champions League – although a 3-0 deficit to Bayern Munich looks too great a hurdle to overcome in the last 16 of this year’s competition.
It could get even better this summer with attacking midfielder Kai Havertz another potential target while Leicester’s Ben Chilwell is reportedly a player Lampard would like to fill a troublesome left-back slot.
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But behind Werner, Abraham and Ziyech, there is Callum Hudson-Odoi and Christian Pulisic too – and that’s some considerable talent at Lampard’s disposal.
With Willian and Pedro likely to move on, and the futures of Olivier Giroud and Michy Batshuayi uncertain, the Chelsea attack is being refreshed and replenished with some of the most exciting players in Europe.
Explained: Why Werner’s Liverpool move didn’t happen
Werner has agreed to join Chelsea but what happened to his much-touted move to Liverpool? Sky Sports News reporter Kaveh Solhekol explains why Jurgen Klopp’s hopes of signing the German forward collapsed amid the coronavirus pandemic.
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