The sky-high defense line of 150 million is in a hurry! Liverpool sprints to sign Bundesliga MVP Wilz has packed up

Liverpool's transfer negotiations with Leverkusen about Wilz have entered a critical stage.

According to the latest news from Biography, Liverpool submitted its first official offer on May 26, with a total amount of 100 million euros (including basic fees and floating terms), but Leverkusen still adheres to the bottom line of 150 million euros, and the differences between the two sides have become the biggest obstacle to the transaction.

It is worth noting that Liverpool has shown his courage to sign a right-back Flynnon (the transfer fee is not disclosed), and Wierz's transfer still needs to be tackled due to the amount.

Wilz's "Anfield Complex"

22-year-old Wilz has a clear attitude towards joining Liverpool. When he visited Anfield with the team on May 21, the scene of him chatting with Salah in the player channel was captured by the camera. The German "Kicker" joked: "Egyptian pharaoh seems to be welcoming a new partner." In the post-match interview, Wilz admitted: "Anfield's voice makes me feel bloody, this is the stage I long for."

Liverpool coach Slot has planned a tactical role for Wilz: replace the seriously injured McAllister and form a "dual-core driver" with Dias. Slott even asked Wiltz to wear the captain's armband during training to adapt to the role in advance, according to people familiar with the matter.

Negotiation details: Dynamic game and potential plan

The two sides have a tug of war on the transaction structure:

Liverpool plan: 100 million euros basic fee + floating bonus (linked to Champions League promotion and personal data)

Pharmaceutical factory demands: full payment or at least 120 million euros advance payment

Leverkusen wants to strengthen the central defender position, and the conditions of both sides are difficult to match. Leverkusen sports director Rollfers stressed: "Wilz is the cornerstone of the team building, and if sold, you must obtain sufficient reconstruction funds."

If the deal is completed: a major signing that changes the Premier League pattern. Once Wilz joins, he will become the second most expensive signing in Liverpool's history and set a new German player transfer record. His technical characteristics will perfectly adapt to Liverpool's wing fast attack system and form a "new trident".

For Leverkusen, 150 million euros will relieve fiscal pressure, but losing the offensive core may affect the qualifying competition for the Champions League next season. Pharmaceutical Factory celebrity Bute warned: "This is equivalent to selling the club's popularity sign for the next ten years."

This transfer tug-of-war is not only a battle of money, but also the ultimate game between club strategy and players' wishes.

Can Liverpool successfully sign in to Wilz? Where will the price tags of Leverkusen and Liverpool be frozen in the end? The answer may be revealed this week.