Kicker: Leverkusen rejects Liverpool s offer to Wilz again, the gap between the two sides is more than 20 million euros

June 2, German "Kicker" reported that Liverpool's second offer to buy Wilz was also rejected by Leverkusen, and the two sides still have a gap of more than 20 million euros.

It is reported that Liverpool and Leverkusen still have a big gap in the transfer fee of Werz, with the price exceeding 20 million euros. Liverpool's first and second offer have been rejected by Leverkusen, who hopes to receive at least €150 million in transfer fees.

Liverpool's first offer was 100 million euros + 15 million euros floating, while the second was rumored to be 118 million fixed + 12 million additional terms (total 130 million), but were rejected by Leverkusen. The pharmaceutical factory insists on asking for more than 150 million euros proposed in April 2024.

As of now, Liverpool and Leverkusen have two possible solutions, either the two teams can narrow the price gap in the coming negotiations, or a Liverpool player transfers to join Leverkusen to reduce the transfer fee of Werz continues to increase. Leverkusen's signing list includes a Liverpool player. The pharmaceutical company wants to sign him, and in principle his transfer is more realistic.

However, whether Elliott or other local players in Liverpool who are being chased by Premier League teams want to play in the Bundesliga is still a question. But if Elliott is really possible, Leverkusen can better fill one of the two offensive gaps on the offensive end caused by Werz's departure.

Eliott can play No. 10 and right-hand cut-in winger. He meets Leverkusen's signing standards, and the 22-year-old is also the player they are considering.