Liverpool s bid for Wilz was rejected by Leverkusen

There has been new progress in Liverpool chasing Wilz! According to Paul Joyce, a reporter from Liverpool, the latest price of the Reds - a total price of up to 113 million pounds (equivalent to 134 million euros) - was rejected by Leverkusen! What's going on with this offer? Simply put, it is: a fixed transfer fee of 100 million pounds is baselined, plus a floating bonus of 13 million pounds, and a package of 134 million euros is given. It seems that sincerity is enough, right?

But Germany has spoken out, and the pharmaceutical factory Leverkusen feels it is not enough! They are still trying hard to sell Wilz at the highest price, and it is said that they think Liverpool must have to add more money, waiting for the Reds to bid next time. Because the transfer fee has not been negotiated, the player's physical examination has not been arranged yet. In fact, Liverpool has always been a little scared of the 150 million euro (126 million pounds) price offered by pharmaceutical companies, and is reluctant to pay this amount. It is obvious that if both sides want to break the deadlock in the past two weeks, they must take a step back and find a compromise.

Previously, German Bild's "Photo" broke out a lot of news, saying that the transfer negotiations had reached the "final sprint stage"! They revealed that Liverpool has put a big move in his hand and prepared a "ultimate offer" with a total price of up to 140 million euros to get Wilts. Of course, this money is also a structure of basic transfer fee + various additional terms. More importantly, Biography said that the negotiations between the two sides have made breakthrough progress! Both Liverpool and Leverkusen want to settle this big deal now. Although the physical examination has not been officially put on the agenda, there have been rumors in the UK that it is quite optimistic, and it is expected that the agreement will be completed in the next few days!

It depends now on when Liverpool will officially hand over the final offer of 140 million euros to the pharmaceutical factory. However, "Picture Biography" also mentioned that some additional terms and conditions in this quotation may be a bit harsh and not so easy to get. As for Wilz himself, I had agreed before that I could get a five-year contract in the past, and my annual salary was 22 million euros!