Germany boss Joachim Low admits to mixed feelings after Timo Werner and Kai Havertz leave Bundesliga for Chelsea

"I see it as negative when such great talents as Kai are no longer in the Bundesliga," Germany manager Joachim Low said as quoted by Goal.

"But I also see the positives. The players develop their personalities abroad. I think if Kai and Timo take the next step at Chelsea, that will of course help us."

Timo Werner has already proved his national team manager right: speaking to the press, the Chelsea striker pointed out that he was already a better player having trained with his new club ahead of the 2020/21 campaign.

For Low, Chelsea will be one team to watch this term: in addition to Havertz and Werner, the Blues also have Antonio Rudiger who has every chance of remaining a key centre-back for the club and the national team in the next years.