Chelsea boss Thomas Tuchel disappoints Timo Werner to stop worrying

Thomas Tuchel wants Timo Werner to stop worrying about his goal as the Chelsea forward’s stunning miss contributed to Germany’s shock loss against North Macedonia. For Germany, who lost a World Cup qualifier for the first time since 2001 on Wednesday, Wenner’s failure to achieve the goal of losing 2–1 to North Macedonia was crucial. The 25-year-old has scored just two goals in 31 matches for club and country. The win is held on 14 November in Germany for a 3–1 win over Germany. Vernia’s first season at Chelsea turned into a disaster following his move from Leipzig, with Chelsea boss Tuchel saying he got banned from extra finishing practice on Thursday to protect his fragile morale.

Tuchel said on Friday, “This person has scored since the age of five, and he never stopped. So he can trust that his mind and his body remember him because it is perfectly normal for him to do so.” “

“Then it will come back; it’s just a matter of time. But it’s very easy to be done because for me it’s not about thinking about it and not reading, and not even for additional training.”

“Yesterday I sent him from training because he wanted to do some finishing with us. I just sent him in.

“I said ‘you don’t need it, your body, your brain knows how to score? You did it when you were five years old, so don’t worry, it will come.”

– ‘Goals will come’ –

Despite 10 matches without a goal for the club and the country, Tuchel confirmed that Werner would begin Chelsea’s Premier League clash with West Bromwich Albion at Stamford Bridge on Saturday.

Making an unusual analogy with dating, Tuchel offered support for his misfiring star.

“If a woman doesn’t want to go out to dinner with you, you can’t force her, you just back off a little bit and maybe she’ll call you. So the targets will come,” Tuchel said. said.

“But of course he needs to do something for it, and the best thing is not to think about it and work hard.”

“Work hard against the ball, work hard, be reliable with the ball, make your runs, don’t hesitate and be fearless.

“This is how I see it. He will start tomorrow and here we go.”

In 2021, Werner’s only goal came against Morecambe in the FA Cup and Newcastle in the Premier League.

But Tuchel urged him to ignore criticism on social media and any kind of doubt in his own mind.

“It’s enough to talk about Timo Werner, but then people blame Timo Werner, but the truth is that he didn’t start for Germany three times,” he said.

“At this time it is an easy solution to raise a finger on Timo which I do not fully understand, and I will not accept.

“I’m glad he’s back here, because here he is safe. We demand a lot from him and we get a lot from him.”

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“Yes, he is in a moment where he lacks confidence, where things are not very easy.

“The ball doesn’t work like it usually does, but it works hard for us.”