Soccer Football - FA Cup Semi Final - Chelsea v Crystal Palace - Wembley Stadium, London, Britain - April 17, 2022 Chelsea's Mason Mount celebrates scoring their second goal with Timo Werner and Marcos Alonso REUTERS/David Klein 

Soccer Football - FA Cup Semi Final - Chelsea v Crystal Palace - Wembley Stadium, London, Britain - April 17, 2022 Chelsea's Mason Mount celebrates scoring their second goal with Timo Werner and Marcos Alonso REUTERS/David Klein 

Soccer Football - FA Cup Semi Final - Chelsea v Crystal Palace - Wembley Stadium, London, Britain - April 17, 2022 Chelsea's Ruben Loftus-Cheek celebrates scoring their first goal with Timo Werner, Marcos Alonso, Antonio Rudiger and Mason Mount Action Images via Reuters/John Sibley 

Soccer Football - World Cup - UEFA Qualifiers - Germany Training - Volksparkstadion, Hamburg, Germany - October 7, 2021 Germany's Timo Werner with Marco Reus and teammates during training REUTERS/Fabian Bimmer 

Soccer Football - World Cup - UEFA Qualifiers - Group J - Germany v Armenia - Mercedes-Benz Arena, Stuttgart, Germany - September 5, 2021 Germany's Timo Werner in action as he assists Marco Reus to score their third goal REUTERS/Kai Pfaffenbach 

Soccer Football - World Cup - UEFA Qualifiers - Group J - Liechtenstein v Germany - Kybun Park, St. Gallen, Switzerland - September 2, 2021 Germany's Timo Werner, Leroy Sane and Marco Reus celebrate after the match REUTERS/Arnd Wiegmann 

Soccer Football - European Super Cup - Chelsea v Villarreal - Windsor Park, Belfast, Northern Ireland - August 11, 2021 Chelsea's Hakim Ziyech celebrates scoring their first goal with Marcos Alonso , Antonio Rudiger and Timo Werner Action Images via Reuters/Jason Cairnduff 

Soccer Football - Champions League Final - Manchester City v Chelsea - Estadio do Dragao, Porto, Portugal - May 29, 2021 Chelsea's Marcos Alonso, Tammy Abraham and Timo Werner on the pitch before the match Pool via REUTERS/Michael Steele 

Soccer Football - Champions League - Group E - Chelsea v Sevilla - Stamford Bridge, London, Britain - October 20, 2020 Chelsea's Timo Werner in action with Sevilla's Marcos Acuna Pool via REUTERS/Toby Melville 

Soccer Football - Euro 2020 Qualifier - Group C - Estonia v Germany - A. Le Coq Arena, Tallinn, Estonia - October 13, 2019 Germany's Timo Werner celebrates scoring their third goal with Marco Reus REUTERS/Ints Kalnins 

Soccer Football - International Friendly - Germany Training - Volkswagen Arena, Wolfsburg, Germany - March 19, 2019 Germany's Marco Reus with Timo Werner during training REUTERS/Fabian Bimmer 

Soccer Football - World Cup - Group F - Germany vs Mexico - Luzhniki Stadium, Moscow, Russia - June 17, 2018 Germany's Timo Werner talks with Marco Reus REUTERS/Christian Hartmann 

Football Soccer - VfB Stuttgart - German Bundesliga - Mercedes-Benz Arena - Stuttgart, Germany - July 21, 2017 - Stuttgart's soccer team poses. (First row, L-R) Chadrac Akolo, Takuma Asano, Ebenezer Ofori, Jean Zimmer, Ron-Robert Zieler, Mitchell Langerak, Jens Grahl, Ailton Ferreira Silva, Anastasios Donis, Julian Green, Josip Brekalo; (second row, L-R) Fritzle, Orel Mangala, Berkay Oezcan, Matthias Zimmermann, Tobias Werner, Andreas Schumacher, Matthias Schiffers, Marco Langner, Miguel Moreira, head coach Hannes Wolf; (third row, L-R) Dzenis Burnic, Benjamin Pavard, Daniel Ginczek, Christian Gentner, Simon Terodde, Marcin Kaminski, Timo Baumgartl, Anto Grgic, Jerome Onguene, Emiliano Insua. REUTERS/Michaela Rehle 

Football Soccer - VfB Stuttgart - German Bundesliga - Mercedes-Benz Arena - Stuttgart, Germany - July 21, 2017 - Stuttgart's soccer team poses. (First row, L-R) Chadrac Akolo, Takuma Asano, Ebenezer Ofori, Jean Zimmer, Ron-Robert Zieler, Mitchell Langerak, Jens Grahl, Ailton Ferreira Silva, Anastasios Donis, Julian Green, Josip Brekalo; (second row, L-R) Fritzle, Orel Mangala, Berkay Oezcan, Matthias Zimmermann, Tobias Werner, Andreas Schumacher, Matthias Schiffers, Marco Langner, Miguel Moreira, head coach Hannes Wolf; (third row, L-R) Dzenis Burnic, Benjamin Pavard, Daniel Ginczek, Christian Gentner, Simon Terodde, Marcin Kaminski, Timo Baumgartl, Anto Grgic, Jerome Onguene, Emiliano Insua. REUTERS/Michaela Rehle 

Football Soccer - Argentine First Division - River Plate v Boca Juniors - Antonio Liberti Stadium, Buenos Aires, Argentina - 11/12/2016 - River Plate's Sebastian Driussi scores his team's first goal as Boca Juniors' goalkeeper Axel Werner watches. REUTERS/Marcos Brindicci 

Football Soccer - Argentine First Division - River Plate v Boca Juniors - Antonio Liberti Stadium, Buenos Aires, Argentina - 11/12/2016 - River Plate's Lucas Alario score his team's second goal as Boca Juniors' goalkeeper Axel Werner tries to block it. REUTERS/Marcos Brindicci 

Football Soccer - FC Augsburg Photocall - German Bundesliga - FC Augsburg WWK Arena - Augsburg, Germany - 28/07/16 FC Augsburg's players and staff during team line-up. First row (L-R): Zdenek Vidrman, Tim Rieder, Gojko Kacar, Marvin Friedrich, Andreas Luthe, Marwin Hitz, Ioannis Gelios, Georg Teigl, Tim Matavz, Jan-Ingwer Callsen-Bracker, Salvatore Belardo. Second row (L-R): Zdenko Miletic, Frank Steinmetz, Daniel Opare, Konstantinos Stafylidis, Marco Schuster, Paul Verhaegh, Daniel Baier, Tobias Werner, Sascha Franz, Dirk Schuster. Third row (L-R): Florian Elser, Andreas Weigel, Peter Stiller, Jan Moravek, Shawn Parker, Albian Ajeti, Raul Bobadilla, Takashi Usami, Richard Wagner, Michael Deiss, Henrik Lange. Fourth row (L-R): Ja-Cheol Koo, Alexander Esswein, Halil Altintop, Alfred Finnbogason, Jeffrey Gouweleeuw, Dong-Won Ji, Christoph Janker, Francisco da Silva Caiuby, Markus Feulner, Dominik Kohr. REUTERS/Michaela Rehle 

A student test drives a motorized rickshaw running on solar energy on the streets of Lima October 28, 2010. Werner Pacheco, a teacher and researcher at the San Marcos University's School of Electronics and Electrical Engineering (FIEE), built the first solar motorized rickshaw in Peru with a group of students, which runs primarily on solar energy panels attached to the roof of the body and connected directly to the engine. The vehicle can also be pedalled or run on batteries, according to by Pacheco. REUTERS/Mariana Bazo (PERU - Tags: TRANSPORT ENVIRONMENT ENERGY EDUCATION) 

A student test drives a motorized rickshaw running on solar energy at San Marcos University in Lima October 28, 2010. Werner Pacheco, a teacher and researcher at the San Marcos University's School of Electronics and Electrical Engineering (FIEE), built the first solar motorized rickshaw in Peru with a group of students, which runs primarily on solar energy panels attached to the roof of the body and connected directly to the engine. The vehicle can also be pedalled or run on batteries, according to by Pacheco. Mariana Bazo/ REUTERS (PERU - Tags: TRANSPORT ENVIRONMENT ENERGY EDUCATION) 

A man walks past a motorized rickshaw running on solar energy at San Marcos University in Lima October 28, 2010. Werner Pacheco, a teacher and researcher at the San Marcos University's School of Electronics and Electrical Engineering (FIEE), built the first solar motorized rickshaw in Peru with a group of students, which runs primarily on solar energy panels attached to the roof of the body and connected directly to the engine. The vehicle can also be pedalled or run on batteries, according to by Pacheco. Mariana Bazo/ REUTERS (PERU - Tags: TRANSPORT ENVIRONMENT ENERGY EDUCATION) 

Germany's Mike Rockenfeller drives his Audi R15 TDI during the Le Mans 24 Hour sportscar race in Le Mans, central France, June 13, 2009. Audi R15 TDI number 2 is also driven by German Lucas Luhr and Marco Werner. REUTERS/Regis Duvignau (FRANCE SPORT MOTOR RACING) 

A mechanic works on Audi R15 TDI number 2 driven by Germany's Mike Rockenfeller during the Le Mans 24 Hour sportscar race in Le Mans, central France, June 13, 2009. Audi R15 TDI number 2 is also driven by German Lucas Luhr and Marco Werner. REUTERS/Stephane Mahe (FRANCE SPORT MOTOR RACING) 

Mechanics work on Audi R15 TDI number 2 driven by Germany's Mike Rockenfeller during the Le Mans 24 Hour sportscar race in Le Mans, central France, June 13, 2009. Audi R15 TDI number 2 is also driven by German Lucas Luhr and Marco Werner. REUTERS/Stephane Mahe (FRANCE SPORT MOTOR RACING) 

Germany's Mike Rockenfeller drives his Audi R15 TDI number 2 during the Le Mans 24 Hour sportscar race in Le Mans, central France, June 13, 2009. Audi R15 TDI number 2 is also driven by Germany's Lucas Luhr and Marco Werner. REUTERS/Stephane Mahe (FRANCE SPORT MOTOR RACING) 

Germany's Mike Rockenfeller drives his Audi R15 TDI number 2 during the Le Mans 24 Hour sportscar race in Le Mans, central France, June 13, 2009. Audi R15 TDI number 2 is also driven by Germany's Lucas Luhr and Marco Werner. REUTERS/Regis Duvignau (FRANCE SPORT MOTOR RACING) 

Marco Sullivan of the United States skis on his way to fifth place in the men's Super-G event at the Alpine Skiing World Cup in Val Gardena, northern Italy December 19, 2008. Italy's Werner Heel won the race ahead of Didier Defago of Switzerland and Patrick Jaerbyn of Sweden. REUTERS/Stefano Rellandini ( ITALY ) 

Frank Biela of Germany driving the Audi R10 number 1 waves to supporters at the end of the Le Mans 24-hour sportscar endurance race in Le Mans, central France, June 15, 2008. The other drivers of Audi R10 number 1 was Italy's Emanuele Pirro and Germany's Marco Werner. REUTERS/Caroline Blumberg (FRANCE) 

Mechanics work on Audi R10 number 1 driven by Germany's Marco Werner during the Le Mans 24-hour sportscar endurance race in Le Mans, central France June 14, 2008. REUTERS/Caroline Blumberg (FRANCE) 

Audi team (L-R) Emanuelle Pirro of Italy, Franck Biela of Germany, Audi sport director Wolfgang Ullrich, and Marco Werner of Germany, celebrate their victory on the podium after winning the 75th Le Mans 24-hour endurance race in Le Mans, western France, June 17, 2007. REUTERS/Daniel Joubert (FRANCE) 

Germany's Marco Werner waves after he crosses the finish line of the 75th Le Mans 24hour endurance race in Le Mans, in his Audi R10 TDi, driven also by Italy's Emanuelle Pirro and germany's Franck Biela, June 17, 2007. REUTERS/Caroline Blumberg (FRANCE) 

Germany's Marco Werner waves after he crosses the finish line of the 75th Le Mans 24hour endurance race in Le Mans, in his Audi R10 TDi, driven also by Italy's Emanuelle Pirro and germany's Franck Biela, June 17, 2007. REUTERS/Caroline Blumberg (FRANCE) 

Audi driver Marco Werner of Germany waves as he crosses the finish line of the 75th Le Mans 24hour endurance race in Le Mans, in his Audi R10 TDi, driven also by Italy's Emanuelle Pirro and Germany's Franck Biela, June 17, 2007. REUTERS/Caroline Blumberg (FRANCE) 

Audi driver Marco Werner of Germany waves as he crosses the finish line of the 75th Le Mans 24hour endurance race in Le Mans, in his Audi R10 TDi, driven also by Italy's Emanuelle Pirro and germany's Franck Biela, June 17, 2007. REUTERS/Caroline Blumberg (FRANCE) 

Audi driver Marco Werner of Germany waves after crossing the finish line of the 75th Le Mans 24hour endurance race in Le Mans June 17, 2007. REUTERS/Caroline Blumberg (FRANCE) 

Audi driver Marco Werner of Germany crosses the finish line of the 75th Le Mans 24hour endurance race in his Audi R10 TDi, in Le Mans June 17, 2007. REUTERS/Daniel Joubert (FRANCE) 

Audi driver Marco Werner of Germany crosses the finish line of the 75th Le Mans 24hour endurance race in his Audi R10 TDi, in Le Mans June 17, 2007. REUTERS/Daniel Joubert (FRANCE) 

Audi team (L-R) Emanuelle Pirro of Italy, Franck Biela of Germany, Audi sport director Wolfgang Ullrich and Marco Werner of Germany celebrate on the podium after winning the 75th Le Mans 24hour endurance race in Le Mans, western France, June 17, 2007. REUTERS/Daniel Joubert (FRANCE) 

Audi team (L-R) Emanuelle Pirro of Italy, Franck Biela of Germany, Audi sport director Wolfgang Ullrich and Marco Werner of Germany hold their trophies on the podium after winning the 75th Le Mans 24hour endurance race in Le Mans, western France, June 17, 2007. REUTERS/Daniel Joubert (FRANCE) 

Germany's Marco Werner drives his Audi R10 TDi during the 75th Le Mans 24hour endurance race in Le Mans, western France, June 17, 2007. REUTERS / Caroline Blumberg (FRANCE) 

Germany's Marco Werner arrives in the pit lane with his Audi R10 TDI number 1 during the 75th Le Mans 24 hours endurance race in Le Mans, western France, June 17, 2007. REUTERS/Daniel Joubert (FRANCE) 

Germany's Marco Werner (L) leaves Audi R10 TDI number 1 as Franck Biela gets ready to take the wheel during the 75th Le Mans 24hour endurance race in Le Mans, western France, June 17, 2007. REUTERS/Daniel Joubert (FRANCE) 

Germany's Marco Werner prepares to put on his helmet before taking the wheel of the Audi R10 TDI number 1 during the 75th Le Mans 24hour endurance race in Le Mans, western France, June 16, 2007. REUTERS/Daniel Joubert(FRANCE) 

Germany's Marco Werner gets ready to take the seat of Italy's Emanuele Pirro during a stop in the stand of the Audi R10 TDI number 1 during the 75th Le Mans 24 hours endurance race in Le Mans, western France, June 16, 2007. REUTERS/Daniel Joubert(FRANCE) 

Italy's Emanuele Pirro (L), Germany's Frank Biela (C ) and Marco Werner (R) celebrate with their Team Manager Wolfang Ullrich (in red) after winning the Le Mans 24 Hours endurance race in Le Mans June 18, 2006. [Audi number 7 driven by Finland's Rinaldo Capello, Britain's Allan McNish and Denmark's Tom Kristensen finished Third. Pescarolo C60 number 17 driven by France's Sebastien Loeb, Franck Montagny and Eric Helary, took second position.] 

Italy's Emanuele Pirro (R) celebrates after winning the Le Mans 24 Hours endurance race in Le Mans in an Audi R10 with Germany's Frank Biela and Marco Werner June 18, 2006. [Audi number 7 driven by Britain's Allan McNish (L) finished third. Pescarolo C60 number 17 driven by France's Eric Helary took second position.] 

Italy's Emanuele Pirro (L), Germany's Frank Biela (R ), Marco Werner (C) and Audi team manager Wolfang Ullrich celebrate with champagne after winning the Le Mans 24 Hours endurance race in Le Mans June 18, 2006. Audi number 7 driven by Finland's Rinaldo Capello, Britain's Allan McNish and Denmark's Tom Kristensen finished Third. Pescarolo C60 number 17 driven by France's Sebastien Loeb, Franck Montagny and Eric Helary, took second position. REUTERS/Daniel Joubert (FRANCE) 

Germany's Audi driver Marco Werner celebrates on the podium after winning with Italy's Emanuele Pirro and Germany's Frank Biela the Le Mans 24 Hours endurance race in Le Mans June 18, 2006. Audi number 7 driven by Finland's Rinaldo Capello, Britain's Allan McNish and Denmark's Tom Kristensen finished Third. Pescarolo C60 number 17 driven by France's Sebastien Loeb, Franck Montagny and Eric Helary, took second position. REUTERS/Daniel Joubert (FRANCE) 

Italy's Emanuele Pirro (L), Germany's Frank Biela (C ) and Marco Werner (R) celebrate with their Team Manager Wolfang Ullrich (in red) after winning the Le Mans 24 Hours endurance race in Le Mans June 18, 2006. Audi number 7 driven by Finland's Rinaldo Capello, Britain's Allan McNish and Denmark's Tom Kristensen finished Third. Pescarolo C60 number 17 driven by France's Sebastien Loeb, Franck Montagny and Eric Helary, took second position. REUTERS/Daniel Joubert (FRANCE) 

Italy's Emanuele Pirro celebrates after winning the Le Mans 24 Hours endurance race in Audi R10 with Germany's Frank Biela and Marco Werner in Le Mans June 18, 2006. Audi number 7 driven by Britain's Allan McNish finished third. Pescarolo C60 number 17 driven by France's Eric Helary took second position. REUTERS/Regis Duvignau (FRANCE) 

Italy's Emanuele Pirro (R) celebrates after winning the Le Mans 24 Hours endurance race in Le Mans in an Audi R10 with Germany's Frank Biela and Marco Werner June 18, 2006. Audi number 7 driven by Britain's Allan McNish (L) finished third. Pescarolo C60 number 17 driven by France's Eric Helary took second position. REUTERS/Regis Duvignau (FRANCE) 

Mechanics work in the team garage to prepare the Audi R10 number 8 driven by Italian Emanuele Pirro (R), German Frank Biela at the wheel and Marco Werner (L), few hours before the start of the Le Mans 24 Hours endurance race in Le Mans, western France, June 17, 2006. 

Germany's Audi driver Frank Biela changes his place with his team mate's Marco Werner in the team garage during the Le Mans 24 Hours endurance race in Le Mans, western France, June 17, 2006. REUTERS/Daniel Joubert (FRANCE) 

Germany's Marco Werner leaves the team garage with his Audi R10 number 8 during the Le Mans 24 Hours endurance race in Le Mans, western France, June 17, 2006. REUTERS/Daniel Joubert (FRANCE) 

Mechanics work in the team garage to prepare the Audi R10 number 8 driven by Italian Emanuele Pirro (R), German Frank Biela at the wheel and Marco Werner (L), few hours before the start of the Le Mans 24 Hours endurance race in Le Mans, western France, June 17, 2006. REUTERS/Regis Duvignau 

Mechanics work in the team garage to prepare the Audi R10 number 8 driven by Italian Emanuele Pirro, German Frank Biela at the wheel and Marco Werner (L), few hours before the start of the Le Mans 24 Hours endurance race in Le Mans, western France, June 17, 2006. REUTERS/Regis Duvignau 

Audi R8 number three drivers Tom Kristensen (C) of Denmark, Marco Werner (R) of Germany and JJ Lehto of Finland (L) raise their trophies after winning the Le Mans 24 Hours endurance race in Le Mans June 19, 2005. [Kristensen, 37, won the world's most famous endurance race at his first attempt in 1997 and every year from 2000. Pescarolo number 16 driven by Jean-Christophe Boullion, Erik Comas and Emmanuel Collard of France finished second. ] 

Tom Kristensen (C) of Denmark, Marco Werner (R) of Germany and JJ Lehto of Finland (L) celebrate after winning the Le Mans 24 Hours endurance race in Le Mans June 19, 2005. [Kristensen, 37, won the world's most famous endurance race at his first attempt in 1997 and every year from 2000. Pescarolo number 16 driven by Jean-Christophe Boullion, Erik Comas and Emmanuel Collard of France finished second.] 

Audi R8 number three (L) and Pescarolo C60 (R), cross the finish line at the Le Mans 24 Hours endurance race in Le Mans June 19, 2005. [Audi R8 number three driven by Tom Kristensen of Denmark, JJ Lehto of Finland and Marco Werner of Germany won the race ahead of Pescarolo number 16 driven by Jean-Christophe Boullion, Erik Comas and Emmanuel Collard of France.] 

Tom Kristensen of Denmark driving the Audi R8 number three, also driven by JJ Lehto of Finland and Marco Werner of Germany, speeds ahead of Pescarolo number 16 during the Le Mans 24 Hours endurance race in Le Mans June 19, 2005. [Kristensen, 37, won the world's most famous endurance race at his first attempt in 1997 and every year from 2000. Pescarolo number 16 driven by Jean-Christophe Boullion, Erik Comas and Emmanuel Collard of France finished second.] 

Tom Kristensen of Denmark driving the Audi R8 number three, also driven by [JJ Lehto of Finland and Marco Werner] of Germany, celebrates his victory at the Le Mans 24 Hours endurance race in Le Mans June 19, 2005. [Kristensen, 37, won the world's most famous endurance race at his first attempt in 1997 and every year from 2000. Pescarolo number 16 driven by Jean-Christophe Boullion, Erik Comas and Emmanuel Collard of France finished second.]