‘Very difficult’… Timo Werner says £50m Man City star is genuinely the toughest player he has ever faced

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Published on 2024-03-14 15:00:00

Timo Werner has revealed that Kyle Walker is the toughest opponent he has faced in his career. This statement came after Manchester City’s 1-0 victory over Tottenham Hotspur, where Werner struggled to make an impact against the City right-back.

Walker’s strong defensive performance limited Werner’s opportunities during the FA Cup encounter in January. Despite being a natural striker, Werner found it challenging to break through Walker’s defense, making it one of his most difficult matches of the season.

The German international praised Walker’s speed and strength, acknowledging the tough battle he faced against the City defender. He admitted that playing against Walker was both fun and difficult due to his exceptional qualities on the pitch.

While Werner has faced Walker before during his time at Chelsea, the recent encounter with City seems to have left a lasting impression on him. Although Werner has performed well against City in the past, his performance against Walker in the FA Cup showdown was notably subdued.

Looking ahead, it will be interesting to see how Werner and Walker match up in future clashes between their respective teams. If Walker is available for the next encounter in April, it remains to be seen how Werner will fare against his toughest opponent in the Premier League.

Overall, Werner’s acknowledgment of Walker’s dominance highlights the quality and skill of the City right-back, who continues to impress with his performances on the pitch. As one of the best defenders in the world, Walker undoubtedly poses a significant challenge for opposing forwards like Werner.

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