Rumour Has It: Liverpool could loan Werner back to Leipzig
If Timo Werner joins Liverpool, the forward may reportedly then head back to RB Leipzig.
Published : Mar 09, 2020 17:58 IST
Liverpool is reportedly considering its plans for Timo Werner should it land the RB Leipzig forward this close season.
Werner, 24, has been linked with a move to the Premier League leader after a prolific campaign with the Bundesliga side.
But if the Germany international does sign for Liverpool ahead of 2020-21, he may not be in the team's initial plans.
TOP STORY – LIVERPOOL COULD LOAN WERNER BACK TO RB LEIPZIG IF FORWARD JOINS
Liverpool could loan Werner back to RB Leipzig for next season if it gets a deal done ahead of 2020-21, according to Bild.
Werner has scored 27 goals in 35 games this season, leading to interest from across Europe.
The Germany international, capped 29 times by his country, said last month he was proud to be linked to Liverpool.
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