Timo Werner hit his last goal before leaving Chelsea

Chelsea-bound striker Timo Werner scored with his last touch as an RB Leipzig player to guarantee he leaves as their untouched top scorer.

In front of his exchange to Chelsea, the 24-year-old closed down by meshing support in his side's 2-1 win over Augsburg.

The goals were pivotal not only for the three points which saw Leipzig finish third in the Bundesliga.

They additionally took Werner up to 94 for the club, making him their record goalscorer in front of Daniel Frahn on 93.

That took his general count for the club to 95 goals in 159 games.

It was fitting that the clinical youthful striker's last dash of the ball for Leipzig would be a goal.


Werner has concluded terms on an agreement worth around £170,000 for seven days with the Chelsea which runs until 2025.

The 24-year-old, who will finish his £54m move to the Blues one month from now, scored his 27th and 28th objectives of the period in a 2-1 win at Augsburg.

The charge for the 24-year-old German worldwide is comprehended to associate with £48million. 

"I am pleased to sign for Chelsea, it is a glad second for me to join this extraordinary club," he
stated.

"Together we will have a successful future ahead of us," he added.

The success saw RB Leipzig finish third in the class, behind Borussia Dortmund and champions Bayern Munich.

Werner's 28 group objectives implied he wrapped sprinter up to Robert Lewandowski in the top scorers' list, with the Bayern Munich striker has scored 34 objectives this season.

Seventeen of Werner's goals left away from home, equalling the untouched record for most away objectives in a solitary crusade set by Borussia Monchengladbach's Jupp Heynckes in 1973-74.