Timo Werner opens up on how Tuchel helped in ending his Premier League goal drought

Chelsea forward Timo Werner has revealed how new manager Thomas Tuchel helped him in ending his Premier League goal drought.

Timo Werner was brought in by former Chelsea manager Frank Lampard to bang in goals but the German international has been unable to replicate his form at RB Leipzig.

Despite putting in some impressive performance, Timo Werner went 14 games without a goal in the Premier League but this ended on Monday night when he scored against Newcastle United.

The 24-year-old striker scrambled the ball home from close range in the 39th minute to score Chelsea’s second goal after providing an assist for Oliver Giroud’s first goal.

Speaking after the match, Werner spoke about Tuchel’s impact as he noted that it helped him that someone can scream at him in German.

According to Werner, Tuchel is a really good guy, who has a good idea of the football the team want to play and, when as they have more and more training sessions with him, the team will get better and better.

Werner who couldn’t comprehend how much impact Tuchel has had on the team added that a few weeks ago the team were somewhere and nowhere and they were a lot of points behind fourth place.

However, they want to keep going as they are only four points to second place and lots have said they won’t reach the top four at the end of the season, but here they are.

They have a good shape and are back on track.