How strong is Manchester City, Bayern, Real Madrid and Liverpool in the fight! Who can laugh to the end in the transfer battle?

The transfer soap opera of Leverkusen's core midfielder Wilz is intensifying. The 20-year-old German international has become a must-try goal for the top European giants this summer with its impressive 196 games of 57 goals and 65 assists. As many clubs accelerate their actions, a fierce game around 150 million euros transfer fees has been fully launched.

Manchester City: We will take a two-pronged approach to finance and planning, and lead the battle. Manchester City demonstrates its determination to win. According to news from many parties such as "Kicker" and "Bergie", Guardiola regards Werz as the ideal successor of De Bruyne, personally communicates with him many times, and clearly lists him as the primary signing target in the summer.

To break the deadlock, Manchester City has made a offer to Leverkusen to meet the 150 million euros asking price, and invited Wilz and his parents to fly to Manchester to visit the training base and meet with club senior officials.

This one-day trip is seen as a key node - the player team has shown strong interest in Manchester City's facilities and championship prospects, and the club has further narrowed the distance with the seller through its "non-Bundesliga competitor" (Leverkusen is unwilling to enhance Bayern's competitiveness).

Bayern: Budget bottlenecks and competitive concerns, Bayern, who was once regarded as the leader, is now in an embarrassing situation. Although sports director Ebert has been operating a long-term transfer and has tried to convince Leverkusen with a 100 million euro offer, this figure is far from the other party's psychological price.

What's more difficult is that Leverkusen resists selling the core to his direct competitors from a competitive level - especially when the team's central defender is close to joining Bayern by free agents, continuing to send strong aid to him is tantamount to "investment".

In addition, Bayern needs to sell players to raise transfer funds to make it difficult for it to match the offer in front of Manchester City with cash-rich.

Although senior officials remained firmly convinced that Wilz would "keep up to his promises", the player's father has publicly denied his exclusive commitment to Bayern and instead opened negotiations to all European buyers.

New variable: Liverpool enters the game, Real Madrid potentially disrupts the transfer situation has regained variables due to the addition of new Premier League competitors. Liverpool has been confirmed by Bildcourt to meet with Werz team, and although Klopp's team believes that players are "more likely to stay in Germany", they still hope to attract the opponent by providing a blueprint for strengthening midfield creativity.

This intervention directly pushed up transfer fee expectations, and industry insiders expect Leverkusen to achieve the 150 million euro target significantly. Meanwhile, Real Madrid retains the possibility of joining the competition after confirming that Xavi Alonso is coaching - although it has not taken action yet, the attractiveness of its "Galaxy Battleship" may become a potential variable.

Decision-making core: Players choose to play with the club

At present, the key ball in the transfer has been kicked at Werz's feet. According to reporter Sacha Tavolieri, Manchester City and Leverkusen have reached a principled agreement, and the final direction depends on the player's decision before taking a leave.

For Werz, joining Manchester City means the opportunity to take over De Bruyne and strive for the Champions League championship, while Bayern can provide a local league dominance and a familiar cultural environment.

It is worth noting that Leverkusen has recently left coach Alonso and right-back Flynnon is plagued by scandals, and the uncertainty of the core lineup may accelerate the players' determination to leave the team.

Extension: Manchester City's Plan B and potential chain reaction

While focusing on Wiltz, Manchester City did not give up other midfield goals. AC Milan's Reindez is favored by Guardiola for its vertical offensive ability, but Milan values ​​it far exceeding 70 million euros, and the players themselves tend to renew their contracts to stay in the team.

Gibbs-White of Nottingham Forest is on the watch list as an alternative. If Wilz transfers become a bank, this deal may become the "billion yuan benchmark" in the transfer window this summer and provide a reference for the midfield signing strategies of Real Madrid, Liverpool and other teams.

The end of this giant fight may only be waiting for a decision by Werz. But no matter what the result is, the trend of this talented midfielder is destined to be one of the most topical focus this summer window.