Romano reveals specific timetable for Liverpool to sign Wiltz

Liverpool Football Club hopes to finalize Wilz's permanent transfer in the coming weeks. Despite initial reports that the German international will join Bayern Munich this summer, the Merseysider has successfully touched the hearts of the midfielder and his family.

22-year-old Wilz had previously reached an oral agreement with Bundesliga champion Bayern, but the meeting with Reds coach Slott obviously impressed the attacking midfielder and his family. Leverkusen and Liverpool are expected to reach a comprehensive agreement on the transfer of Werz soon.

Leverkusen's senior management is very cautious about every detail of the No. 10 player transfer to Anfield - this is very likely to be one of the largest deals in the history of this former Bundesliga champion club. And for Liverpool, they are about to sign one of the most exciting geniuses in world football.

Transfer expert Romano revealed that the additional clauses are the core of the current negotiations: "Liverpool is continuing to communicate with Leverkusen, and the negotiations are still ongoing. The transfer fee will exceed 100 million euros (about 83.9 million pounds), and the additional clauses will account for a large proportion. The activation conditions and payment methods of the clause are under discussion. "

"As I said last night, Wilz has made a clear statement to Leverkusen: 'I want to go to Liverpool, I want to play football at Anfield, Slot's plan It made me feel moved. 'The German international has reached a personal agreement with Liverpool. "

Romano confirmed in the column that the negotiations will not delay: "I don't think the transfer of Werz will be delayed for two or three weeks, and Liverpool hopes to quickly and quickly avoid accidents. The club is convinced that the signing is being completed on the right track, and they believe that Werz still has great potential. "

Bayern Munich seems to have admitted that it has lost in the Werz battle, which is good news for Liverpool. If the Reds can finalize Wilz before the summer window opens and then sign Bournemouth left-back Kolkerz, the transfer team deserves high praise. The Premier League champions have shown ambitions before the transfer window has officially opened.

The German midfielder is regarded as one of the most promising new stars in world football. Among the five European league midfielders, Werz's goal + assist data is second only to Bruno Fernandez (statistics include all competitions). Liverpool is not in the transfer market "window shopping" this time, but is directly aiming at the top prey.