A biography for Timo Wernerhasn’t been written yet.
“Teams use long balls more often in England but obviously you get stronger when you're playing against strong opponents.”
“I think it is really important for everybody to have people who can speak your language.”
“At the beginning always when you come to a new country, a new league, to come to a different style of football it's always something different.”
“I think that's one of my strengths, to be flexible up front and to play every position.”
“It's always good when you have some players that can play different positions, who can change in the game.”
“In Germany we say, 'a good offence wins you games, but a good defence wins you titles.'”
“When Alex Ferguson was the coach, United won everything and were outstanding.”
“At the end, you have to keep pushing because it's a team sport and we want to win.”
“Of course as a child you don't see much of the Premier League clubs but you see the teams at the Champions League.”
“Chelsea is a top destination in European football.”
“Of course, I had great success at Chelsea, but the fun got a bit lost in the end because I didn't play regularly anymore.”
“To achieve at Chelsea I come here to win titles.”
“It is so fun to play in front of the Chelsea fans.”
“If a coach likes you and relies on you, it helps every player.”
“I love scoring goals.”
“If I scored 10 goals I got 10 euros, which meant a lot of candy! It was a little bit like for kids that you could get candy for every goal. Not much money, but a very small amount. It was a joke from my dad that I have a feeling that I love scoring goals and success after that.”
“I think when you want to score 20 or more goals, then you have a to take a few penalties in the season. That's the thing that gives strikers the goals, when you are at the high levels.”
“When you don't try, you will never come back to the feeling of how to score and your confidence will never come back.”
“From the outside it was easy to scapegoat me, whether that was from the media or coaches, whatever. But at least the fans were always behind me, they supported me. I can't say anything against them.”
“I had a lot of managers when it was not so easy to score say, 'OK, come, we practise outside to give you a better feeling.'”