150 million euros! For Wilz, General Ai flew to the United States to find the boss to approve the money?

In the early morning of this morning, shocking news came from the German media that Fenway Football CEO Edwards will fly to Boston, the headquarters of Fenway Group, hoping that Fenway Group will approve Liverpool's acquisition of Werz. This push will summarize the latest transfer rumors about Wilz.

1: The above news comes from German Birds. Let's first look at the content of this report in Birds:

--After the Wiltz family visited Liverpool last week, Edwards quickly applied for this interview with his boss. Edwards will explain to John Henry and others why Wiltz is so special and why it is reasonable to spend 150 million euros on him.

--Snatching Wilz from Bayern is Edwards' major goal. Liverpool has been paying attention and tracking the development of Wilz for years, and now Liverpool sees opportunities and the funds are ready.

-Bayern has prepared for long-term and arduous negotiations with Leverkusen. Wirtz is unlikely to join at least before the Club World Cup on June 14. Bayern is preparing to offer 100 million euros, far lower than Leverkusen's price of 150 million euros. If an agreement cannot be reached, both clubs are open to postponing the deal to 2026.

--Wilz himself, even at the club's season end dinner last Saturday night, did not indicate where he would go in the future. Surprisingly, Wilz didn't act like someone who was leaving. His parents have not told Leverkusen what he really thinks about staying in the team until 2026.

-For Real Madrid, if they want to join the competition, they need to sell their players first, so they will not become real contenders at least a few weeks later.

2: Famous reporter Romano: Wilz is very happy to listen to Liverpool's plan. Liverpool is waiting for him to make a decision. Wilz is Liverpool's dream at the No. 10 position. Bayern is still very confident in signing Wilz, and for Liverpool, paying the 150 million euro transfer fee required by Leverkusen is not a hurdle, and Liverpool is preparing to spend a lot of money.

3: "Daily Mail" team reporter Steele: I vaguely feel that the development of things is positive. Although it does not mean that a deal will be reached, there is no negative news yet that it will not be reached. Liverpool will do everything possible to sign Wiltz. Wiltz is also interested in the idea of ​​playing for Liverpool, who is ready to do his best because money is not a problem. Bayern may still be in the lead at the moment, but Liverpool will do its best. They are still in this battle, and that is the biggest good news. ”

4: "German Sky Sports": Liverpool is struggling for Wiltz, and the Premier League is a very attractive choice for Wiltz, where he can win the championship. Wiltz has three choices this summer, the other two are to stay in Leverkusen and the other is to go to Bayern. Bayern is also striving to win him, and he can win the championship at Bayern, and personal terms have been met, but the biggest question is whether Bayern can raise the 150 million euros required by Leverkusen, which is a big sum of money for Bayern.