| 1. Timo Werner's smoking habit is unknown. |
| 2. It is also not known if Timo Werner drinks alcohol. |
| 3. His father was a professional footballer. |
| 4. During his childhood, Timo Werner ran up mountains with his father to enhance his stamina and athleticism. |
| 5. As a child, Timo Werner idolized Mario Gomez and had posters of him in his room at 11-12 years old. |
| 6. Timo Werner completed his high school education, at the insistence of his mother, before pursuing football professionally. |
| 7. In 2010, Timo Werner scored a hat-trick against Poland in his U-15 debut for his country. |
| 8. He joined VfB Stuttgart's youth academy to improve his skills and technical abilities. |
| 9. At 16, Timo Werner was promoted to VfB Stuttgart's U-19 squad, where he scored 25 goals. |
| 10. In 2013, Timo Werner won the Fritz Walter gold medal in the U-17 category. |
| 11. Timo Werner became the youngest player to represent Stuttgart when he debuted for the senior team in the 2013-2014 season at 17. |
| 12. He scored two goals in a match against SC Freiburg in November 2013, setting a Bundesliga record as the youngest player to achieve this feat. |
| 13. In 2015, Timo Werner won the Fritz Walter silver medal in the U-19 category. |
| 14. Timo Werner joined RB Leipzig in June 2016 and scored 21 goals in the 2016-2017 season, securing a spot in the UEFA Champions League for the club. |
| 15. He made his senior debut for Germany against England in March 2017. |
| 16. Timo Werner impressed Joachim Löw, who included him in the 2017 FIFA Confederations Cup squad and entrusted him with leading the front line. |
| 17. He won the Golden Boot in the 2017 FIFA Confederations Cup by scoring three goals and helping Germany win the tournament. |
| 18. At 22 years old, Timo Werner played as a striker for Germany in the 2018 FIFA World Cup. |
