Timo Werner faces an uncertain future at Tottenham, as reports indicate that Fulham is planning to sign the Spurs striker this summer to enhance their attacking options for the upcoming season.

After a lackluster season with Tottenham, Werner is expected to leave the club, as Spurs have decided not to renew his contract. Werner joined Tottenham last summer on loan from German club Leipzig.

However, after moving to the Premier League, he struggled to adapt, scoring only 3 goals in 41 matches.

According to "CaughtOffside", Fulham is targeting Werner to strengthen their attack, as the club may offer him a chance to return to form, ensuring a key role in their attacking lineup. It is noted that Werner was one of the standout strikers at Leipzig in the Bundesliga, scoring 113 goals in his career there.

Werner is tied to a contract at Tottenham where he earns £165,000 per week, and his departure could help alleviate the wage bill pressure at the club. Additionally, Tottenham will be looking for new attacking options to bolster their team in preparation for the upcoming season.