After he ended his Premier League goal drought on Monday night, Chelsea striker Timo Werner believes Thomas Tuchel's presence at the club will help his and the club's form improve.
The Germany international netted his first league goal since November last year when the Blues defeated Newcastle United 2-0 at Stamford Bridge earlier this week.
Chelsea remain unbeaten under Tuchel and have clawed themselves back into the top-four race, sitting in fourth spot after 24 rounds of matches, and Werner feels things will continue to improve under the club's new manager.
"A few weeks ago we were somewhere and nowhere and we were a lot of points behind fourth place. We want to keep going. (We're) only four points to second place and lots have said we won't reach the top four at the end of the season, but here we are.
"We have a good shape, we're back on track."
Overall, Werner has registered 10 goals and nine assists in 32 appearances across all competitions for the London outfit this season.
