According to the latest report from the Daily Mail, the Red Army will soon negotiate with the pharmaceutical factory, with a total price expected to reach 143 million euros. The Post said that when Manchester City first revealed their interest in Wilz, Leverkusen had made it clear that they wanted 150 million euros. Liverpool currently offers a bid of 130 million euros, but it is understood that the two sides will soon find a mid-price compromise.
Wilz has made it clear that he wants to transfer to Anfield, and Liverpool Sports Director Hughes also proposed a plan to Leverkusen Sports Director Rollfers, which includes some easy-to-get performance-related bonuses, such as qualifying for the Champions League.
Other terms also include that if Liverpool wins the Premier League or Champions League again, they must pay Leverkusen. But none of these are key issues, and there are signs that they will likely agree with Leverkusen for €143 million – a remarkable moment for Liverpool.
Once the trade of Wilz is completed, Liverpool will continue to push forward the trade of Bournemouth left-back Kerkez.