Reporter: Pharmaceuticals tend to sell Wilz abroad, Liverpool is optimistic about reaching a deal

May 24th According to reporter Jacobs, Leverkusen tends to sell Wilz to foreign clubs.

Jacobs revealed that Liverpool has a good relationship with Leverkusen, and Liverpool knows that if Leverkusen sells Wiltz this summer, they tend to sell players to foreign clubs.

It feels like Liverpool can bring in Wilz at a lower price, or at least get a better trading structure, and Leverkusen told Bayern that they must pay 150 million euros for Wilz or they will have to wait another year. Kane's situation when he joined Bayern was similar, and Tottenham's asking price for Manchester United was higher because Levi did not want to sell Kane to his opponent in the same league.

Liverpool was attracted by Wilz's all-rounder attributes and regarded it as an iconic signing. Negotiations have begun between clubs and Liverpool has not yet made a formal offer, but they are optimistic about the deal.