Wilz rejects Bayern: Bayern is overpressed + bad meeting with Kompany + old facilities

May 24th According to multiple media reports today, Wilz refused Bayern to join Liverpool, and it was reported three days ago that Wilz would not join Bayern's blogger "BayernSpace" revealed the reason why Wilz refused Bayern.

The main factor is that Bayern has spoken publicly about his way through the media in recent months, which has left players feeling offended and overexposed. He had to take the initiative to avoid the media, otherwise he would be constantly asked about his views on Bayern's statement. After the early stages of the Bundesliga this season, he has never received post-match interviews or walked through the mixed interview area, and this discomfort has always lingered with him.

The key turning point was a bad meeting with Kompany. The Bayern coach has neither been able to clarify the clear tactical plan nor the positioning of Werz. According to insiders, Werz left Munich with confusion after the talks, which was in sharp contrast to the impression Slot had left on him. The Liverpool coach won his trust with his well-prepared team building plan.

Bayern's training facilities that have not been renovated for thirty years have also disappointed him. When asked about the improvement plan, the board actually said that the upgrade project is currently on hold, which further exacerbated his dissatisfaction. In contrast, the facilities of Liverpool's modern training base allow him to see a future-oriented club structure.

In the end, Bayern's chaotic communication, Kompany's vague planning and outdated hardware conditions jointly pushed him away, while Liverpool conquered him with systematic professional management and forward-looking competitive blueprint.

On May 21, when many German media were still rumoring between Werz and Bayern, the blogger had already stood up to refute the rumors: There will be too many wrong information around Werz's transfer, and Werz will not join Bayern... The decision to not join Bayern has been officially informed. The reason why it was not made public is that Bayern is trying hard to control public opinion and is preparing to use a set of gentle public relations rhetoric to buffer the blow, which also explains Heness's abnormal and anxious tone in recent interviews, and he vaguely admitted Liverpool's intervention.

Out of respect for Bayern's long-term concern, the Wiltz family agreed to postpone the announcement of the decision for a few days, although they were extremely dissatisfied with Bayern's recent operations.

The tweet received more than 3 million views

At the same time, the blogger also revealed that Werz's transfer fee↓

The so-called 150 million euros price is purely fabricated, but it is the result of lazy German journalists who repeatedly quoted the numbers mentioned casually in a Spanish interview a year ago, and Carlo himself had already changed his words when he was questioned two weeks ago.

All clubs involved in the negotiations (either foreign teams or Bayern) know that the actual asking price this summer has never been 150 million euros (128 million pounds). The real number is always 100 million euros (85 million pounds) basic transfer fee + 20 million to 30 million euros (17 million to 26 million pounds) floating terms! When the news of Leverkusen reaching an agreement with Liverpool and other other things is announced, please compare the specific amount and then come back to see this tweet.