Wilz HWG! The composition of 150 million euro transfer fee is exposed. Why does British reporter deny it?

At 4:38 am today, famous reporter Romano finally sent out this HERE WE GO that Liverpool fans have been waiting for for more than two weeks!

1. The exclusive news released by Romano says:

--Liverpool and Leverkusen have reached an oral agreement and will sign Wiltz with a total transfer fee of 150 million euros.

-Wilz has reached an agreement with Liverpool two weeks ago and the transfer is about to be fulfilled.

-Wilz is about to undergo a medical examination and sign a contract.

2. German Biography confirmed the news from Romano and stated that the oral agreement reached between the two parties is likely to take effect in writing.

The Photo Biography also revealed that the transfer fee composition of 150 million euros is:

-Fixed transfer fee + more realistic additional terms totaling 140 million euros, which is expected to be paid in the next five years (fixed transfer fee installments, additional terms are paid according to the activation time);

-The additional terms that are more difficult to reach are 10 million euros.

3, however, after the news of Sky Sports was released, the live broadcast was connected to the famous reporter David Ornstein. The latter said: When seeking confirmation from the club, the club said that no agreement has been reached and the negotiations are still continuing.

David Ornstein then tweeted: Liverpool and Leverkusen's negotiations are in the final stage, and the two clubs are in contact every day to reach an agreement. Liverpool's offer last week (£113 million equivalent to €134 million) was not rejected and negotiations continued. Liverpool will not pay 150 million euros. The physical examination has not been arranged yet.

Ornstein further explained: the scale of the transfer fee, coupled with Leverkusen's in rush to trade, and Liverpool hopes to operate within its own budget, which explains why negotiations take so long because finding a solution requires reasonable time and patience.

4. British Sky Sports reporter Kaveh Solhekol and Ornstein's statement are basically the same:

--About a week ago, Liverpool made a third offer of 114 million pounds (134 million euros) for Wiltz, with a fixed transfer fee of 100 million pounds. The offer was not officially rejected, and it was only after this offer that the two clubs began formal negotiations.

-The negotiations are still continuing, mainly focusing on the payment structure, and some key factors have not yet reached an agreement.

-Liverpool is preparing to pay a fixed transfer fee of £100 million, and the rest are still in negotiations, but Liverpool is clear that it will certainly not pay the £126 million (150 million euros) requested by Leverkusen.

5. Liverpool Echo reporter Doyle also said: Liverpool and Leverkusen both denied that they had reached a transfer fee of 150 million euros for Wilz's transfer, saying that it was too early to say this statement.

[Editor's Note]

The seemingly contradictory statements of different journalists and sources actually once again verified what we mentioned yesterday: the news about Werz was basically first revealed by the German media, and the British media lag relatively behind.

Have you found it? Those who deny the news are all British journalists because they really don’t know.

So I think the news from Romano and the German media is credible and the latest development. After seeing such news, the British media asked the club for confirmation that the club would definitely give a more conservative statement, because after all, it is only a "verbal agreement".

Now, it's really just a matter of time.