Timo Werner rejoins RB Leipzig on a permanent deal.
The German forward has signed a four-year contract with RB Leipzig and Chelsea will receive a reported fee of €30m.
Werner leaves Stamford Bridge after managing to score just 23 times in 89 appearances across all competitions.
View this post on Instagram
“I’m very happy to be able to play for RB Leipzig again,” Werner, who has signed a four-year contract, said. “I had a great time here between 2016 and 2020, when we performed brilliantly as newcomers in the league. It was a dignified departure for me to leave the club as record goalscorer, but that’s in the past now and I’m looking ahead, because both I and the club have developed in the past two years.
“I had two great years at Chelsea that I’m really grateful for and were crowned with the Champions League trophy. The experience to play abroad in a new league really helped me and my career. Now I’m looking forward to the new season with RB Leipzig and above all to meeting the Leipzig fans again, who mean a great deal to me. We want to achieve a lot and of course, I want to become the first Leipzig player to reach the 100-goal mark.”
See More: Top five Chelsea managers with best win percentage
