The pharmaceutical factory charges Werz transfer fee in installments and can pay less huge profits to Bayer

June 11th Wilz will join Liverpool. According to German media Bild, Leverkusen used tricks on the transfer fee of Werz, saving Leverkusen millions.

Bodigo Biography reported that in the next five years, Leverkusen will receive a total of about 140 million euros in fixed transfer fees and floating bonuses that are close to reality from Werz's transfer to Liverpool. If unexpected results are achieved, an additional 10 million euros may be added. The oral agreement is expected to be implemented in the written agreement today local time.

This payment will not be fully arrived at Leverkusen's account immediately in full in one lump sum. Biography said that for Leverkusen, this is more of an advantage than a disadvantage.

If the block is inflowed as a one-time payment, they must invest the money fully within the year, or the surplus will be handed over to Bayer at the end of the year in the form of profit remittance. As it faces a total sale of about 250 million euros this summer, including Flynn Pon, Bonifas, Kosonu and others, revenue can be distributed to multiple fiscal years through deferred payments in the Wilz transaction. Leverkusen saved millions of euros as a result!

This is not the first time that Leverkusen has adopted this approach. Havertz's huge transaction before transferring to Chelsea about 100 million euros is due to this skill of paying in installments for transfer fees.

Rolfies and Falkenberg (Leverkusen executive) used Havertz's transfer fee to build the double team with Alonso in the following years to win the 2024 Bundesliga and German Cup.

Inkapier, Amin Adrie, Flynnpon and Shik were introduced from this fund. Now, Leverkusen plans to use the millions of euros brought by the transfer of Werz. However, one thing is clear: Leverkusen will not spend €50 million or more to sign a top star as a replacement for Wiltz. More importantly, the introduction of a number of new players not only enhances the thickness of the lineup and makes them have all-round competitiveness, but also discovers and trains new players for the team.

Once Werz's transfer is finalized, Leverkusen can specifically implement the matters of the new defense core and the organization core. AC Milan's central defender Jaf, Cuomo's Nico Pas and Manchester United winger Anthony are all on the shortlist.