Photo: Werner s situation may turn around, and the Leipzig director gives him hope of appearance

September 3rd News Biography reported that Werner ushered in a turning point in RB Leipzig.

This summer is undoubtedly the largest restructuring in RB Leipzig's history, with as many as 16 players leaving the team, but Werner, the number one cleaning target, remains in the team.

The striker not only rejected the offer from MLS brothers club Red Bull New York, but also rejected overseas invitations from France, Italy and England (Leeds United, Burnley). Although Leipzig senior executives have previously clearly emphasized that he has no future in the club, the validity period of this statement seems to be quite limited.

Because Werner does not need to sit in the stands throughout the last year of the contract, after the transfer window was closed, sports director Marcel Schefel unexpectedly brought hope to the team's history scorer king.

Schoffer emphasized: "We only follow the performance principle here. I don't know any coach in the world who refuses to use the best players in training."

This means that Werner, who has been abandoned in the league and preparation period, is now expected to return to the roster.

However, despite the loss of a large number of players from Leipzig's roster, the former German international is still just the fourth-leading forward. Since coach Ole Werner only sets a single striker in the current tactical system, his chances of getting playing time are still slim.

Werner must prove himself through training diligence, while expecting his forward teammates to be in a sluggish state or suffer injuries. But at least it is not completely impossible to return to the bench, which is what Werner should at least believe at the moment.

Despite the difficult situation, Werner was still adapted to the city. Therefore, the possibility of his move to Türkiye or Saudi league in the short term seems to have been ruled out.

It is clear that RB Leipzig executives are still open to the temporary departure of the maximum-paid player. Schefel said: "If a offer appears, we are still willing to have a solution-oriented dialogue."