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Timo Werner suggests he is open to leaving Chelsea this summer following arrival of Raheem Sterling

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Timo Werner hints of leaving Chelsea

The former RB Leipzig star has struggled to live up to expectation following his £47million arrival at Stamford Bridge in 2022.

The Germany international started just 15 Premier League games under Thomas Tuchel last season with the arrival of Raheem Sterling in west London to pose another threat to his first-team prospects.

Werner was briefly linked with a move to Juventus as part of Chelsea’s attempts to sign Matthijs de Ligtt, a deal now dead in the water with the Netherlands international set to join Bayern Munich.

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While the 26-year-old is happy at Chelsea, he admits he may have to consider a change in order to ensure he is part of Germany’s plans for this winter’s World Cup.

‘First of all, the most important thing is that I am happy,’ Werner said. ‘I am happy when I play and score goals. That’s the fact. That’s what I should take care of and the other things will come.’

‘It is clear I want to play more and I should play more to first be in good shape for the World Cup and also, to have a chance to play at the World Cup.

‘I think it doesn’t change anything whether it is a winter World Cup or in the summer. I think if I play half or the season or the whole season, I should play.’

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For now Werner is determined to fight for his place and insists the arrival of Sterling has not changed much having battled Romelu Lukaku for a starting role last season.

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