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Timo Werner scored his first goal for Tottenham on Saturday as they beat Crystal Palace 3-1, with Cristian Romero and Heung-Min Son also getting on the scoresheet

The January transfer window is in full swing, with Eric Dier the latest star to make a major move as he joined Bayern Munich on loan, with a number of big names being targeted

Germany forward Timo Werner, better known for his high-profile misses than his success at Chelsea, is on loan at Tottenham from RB Leipzig and if the six-month audition goes well then Spurs have the option to sign him permanently

MANCHESTER UNITED 2-2 TOTTENHAM HOTSPUR: Timo Werner wasn't able to score on his Tottenham debut, but there were bright sparks from the former Chelsea star at Old Trafford

MANCHESTER UNITED 2-2 TOTTENHAM: It was an end-to-end dramatic affair at Old Trafford as Spurs issued an emphatic response to both times their hosts took the lead

Timo Werner has returned to the Premier League with a loan move to Tottenham, 18 months after ending a wretched spell at Chelsea where he scored just 10 top-flight goals

Tottenham are closing in on their second signing of the window after agreeing a deal for Genoa defender Radu Dragusin after announcing the arrival of former Chelsea striker Timo Werner

Former Chelsea forward Timo Werner arrives on a six-month deal at Premier League rivals Tottenham, which includes the option to make the transfer permanent in the summer

Tottenham are on the verge of signing former Chelsea striker Timo Werner on a loan deal from RB Leipzig but Liverpool icon Graeme Souness is not particularly convinced by his arrival

Manchester United, Arsenal and Liverpool are all eyeing deals this January with Ivan Toney, Mo Salah, Kylian Mbappe and Timo Werner all among forwards who could be on the move in January

Tottenham look set to sign former Chelsea striker Timo Werner on-loan from RB Leipzig for the rest of the season with Manchester United previously holding an interest in the forward

Tottenham are closing in on a loan deal for former Chelsea striker Timo Werner - just days after he had emerged as a potential transfer target for Manchester United

Former Chelsea forward is poised for a return to the Premier League but he looks set to head back to London and not Manchester after Tottenham entered the race to sign him

Manchester United are set to loan Jadon Sancho back to former club Borussia Dortmund in January, while the Red Devils have been linked with Michael Olise, Donyell Malen and Timo Werner among other targets

Manchester United are keen on signing a striker to improve their options and make a push for a Champions League place in the second half of the season

Young European players grow up dreaming of winning the Champions League and this season Manchester City are the favourites to retain the crown they won last June

Manchester United have struggled for goals so far this season and could bolster their forward options this month with the signing of a new striker, with four Bundesliga players being considered

Sir Jim Ratcliffe is finalising a £1.3billion deal which will give his company, INEOS, control over Manchester United's football operations and their potential first signing would raise questions

Despite the huge spending that went on in European football during the summer the January transfer window is still expected to bring about another frenzy of moves

Manchester City have walked away from the Declan Rice transfer saga like they have done so many times before, on just about every occasion they have been proved right to do so

Chelsea secured their second Champions League two years ago with victory over Manchester City in Porto but few members of that triumphant side remain at Stamford Bridge

So much effort went into signing Timo Werner back in 2020, but those at the top of the Chelsea hierarchy will certainly look back and question whether any of it was worthwhile

Jurgen Klopp has been left frustrated with a deal for Borussia Dortmund midfielder seemingly dead in the water but it’s a situation that the German has found himself in before

During his first spell in charge of Chelsea, Frank Lampard was forced to wait a year before making his maiden signing due to the club being placed under a transfer embargo

Frank Lampard has succeeded Graham Potter as Chelsea manager and will get the chance to work with the likes of Mason Mount, Thiago Silva and Kepa Arrizabalaga again