Goodbye Bayern, Wilz flew away, Liverpool bid 150 million euros, beating Bayern Manchester City Real Madrid in a row

According to German transfer expert Florian Protenbery, Liverpool has taken the lead in the transfer of Werz. They not only solicited the players' willingness to join, but also Liverpool's senior management also approved a transfer fee of 130 to 150 million yuan and will negotiate with Leverkusen's management. They hope to complete the transaction before the transfer market officially opens. Once the news was exposed, it was quickly followed by the authoritative transfer expert Romano. On his personal social account, he also claimed that Liverpool was indeed ready to use a transfer fee of 150 million euros to persuade Leverkusen to release the person. Given that Bayern's previous transfer operation tried to bypass Leverkusen's management, the pharmaceutical factory was more willing to sell the players to Liverpool.

Previously, Werz's transfer was full of twists and turns. First, Bayern offered a sky-high agreement, using an annual salary of 24 million euros to convince the Wiltz family, which seemed to have locked in the transfer. In fact, this strategy has indeed achieved certain success. Although Wilz and his family visited Manchester City Club, it was revealed that Manchester City was unable to follow up on Bayern's sky-high contract, and in fact, Wilz's transfer has been launched.

Although Real Madrid tried to use Nico Pas or Guillail to join the deal, and dispatched new coach Alonso to persuade Wilz to join, whether it is Real Madrid, Bayern or Manchester City, they can only meet one of the players' salary requirements and Leverkusen's transfer asking price, and even Real Madrid cannot meet one of them, and they can only join the players to discount them.

In contrast, Liverpool can be said to be the first to come. After spending the entire transfer period in a nearly silent manner last season, Liverpool has as much as 300 million euros in transfer funds this summer. At the same time, thanks to the team's overall salary control, they are also able to take over Wilz's sky-high contract.

In fact, Liverpool coach Slott's favor is what prompted the transfer to go so quickly. In the current Liverpool 3 midfielder, Heraffenberg is just a traditional midfielder. Although it is excellent, it has mediocre results in helping the team organize. This allowed another player in the team, McAllister, to participate more in the team's organizational work. The team's task of sending the last offense and the last pass is often handed over to Sobosloy, but his performance in this role can only be said to be relatively mediocre. Although he passed the 8 goals and 8 assists last season, he is still a certain gap from the core requirements of top clubs' tacticals.

Wilz is the talented midfielder Slot dreamed of. In the past two seasons, he has scored 34 goals and assisted 33 times. He can be called an excellent offensive midfielder comparable to De Bruyne. Once he joins, it will undoubtedly make Liverpool's already luxurious midfielder more powerful. In the future, even if he faces top pass control configurations like Paris and Barcelona, ​​he will still have the power to fight.

For Bundesliga giants Bayern, losing Werz is undoubtedly a very heavy blow. Although they took action first, they were unable to control the transfer funds and could only formulate a strategy to deal with the players first and then slowly lower Leverkusen's asking price.

They misjudged the relationship between Wilz and Leverkusen. Although the 21-year-old talented midfielder wanted to take a bigger stage, he also wanted to leave funds for his parent team. They also miscalculated Liverpool who suddenly took action. Bayern's original plan was that Manchester City was unwilling to break the salary cap for Wilz, and Real Madrid could not afford the transfer fee, so they slowly thought that Liverpool who suddenly came out could meet the other party's requirements in their transfer fees and salary, and they were steady and ruthless, not giving Bayern's room to raise funds for selling players.

It can be said that Bayern, Manchester City and Real Madrid are fighting each other, but Liverpool is behind. In the end, the heroes chased Wilz, but fell into the hands of Liverpool, who took the final move.