"I want to stay at Tottenham permanently" Werner tears up... SON "I want him to stay, he's a good influence"

Son Heung-min, 31, wants 'loanee' Timo Werner, 28, to join Tottenham outright.

According to the English Evening Standard on Friday, Son Heung-min wants his current 'loanee' Timo Werner to make a permanent move to Tottenham this winter transfer window.

Tottenham signed Werner on loan from RB Leipzig (Germany) on January 10th. His contract runs through the end of the season and includes a £15 million ($25.4 million) option to buy.

Werner is keen to trigger the option. "Werner wants to stay at Tottenham because he has gotten used to the new environment," the British publication GiveMeSports reported on March 22.

'Captain' Son Heung-min is also keen to keep Werner for longer. "Heung-min wants the club to keep Werner permanently as he is having a positive impact on Tottenham," said the Evening Standard.

"The position of the wingers is important in the way we approach the game, and Werner and Brennan Johnson understand each other well and are doing a great job," Son said.

"When Werner first came to Tottenham, he was not confident, but now he is playing with confidence and comfort," he said.

"Werner is a former winner of the Bundesliga Golden Boot (top scorer)," said Son, adding, "I expect him to score a lot of goals and assists for Tottenham in the future."

"We'll see what happens at the end of the season, but I hope Werner stays at Tottenham," he concluded.

Fabrizio Romano, 카지노사이트 who is well versed in the European transfer market, also had some positive news to share. "Tottenham are happy that Werner has started to build a (good) relationship with the players, both on and off the pitch. The club are very happy with him."

Meanwhile, on March 23, The Hardtackle reported that "Werner's permanent move will depend on whether Tottenham qualify for the UEFA Champions League next season. This will put considerable pressure on Werner (who must perform well) for the remainder of the season."

With eight games remaining in the 2023-2024 English Premier League (EPL) season, Tottenham (57 points) is in fifth place, behind Aston Villa (59 points), who have played one more game. Spurs are looking to move up a spot. The outcome of the remaining matches will determine who will qualify for the next Champions League, which is awarded to the top four teams.