Live bar August 22 News This summer's transfer market has a lot of young German players active, and Bayer Leverkusen midfielder Havertz is one of them. In 2019-20, Havertz was very good, scoring 12 goals + 6 assists in 30 Bundesliga appearances and 4 goals + 2 assists in European competitions. Recently, German star and Bayer Leverkusen sports director Rudy Wohler talked about Havertz in an interview with Sportbuzzer, saying that he hopes Havertz can stay in the team for another year.
At present, the team with the most rumored transfer rumors with Havertz is Chelsea, which has now brought in Werner from Red Bull Leipzig. Speaking about the impact of the epidemic on the transfer market, Worrell said: "In the period of the new coronavirus, many players' transfer fees have actually been reduced, but the epidemic will not affect very good players like Havertz or Sancho, their value has not been damaged at all, and the epidemic will not affect them in any way. ”
The 21-year-old has indeed been a great midfielder and has made 7 appearances for the German national team, scoring 1 goal. Last week, Leverkusen executive Fernando Carroll confirmed In an interview that Havts himself wants to transfer, he said: "Kay (Havertz) has expressed his desire for the next step in his career, and now I can't say whether this (transfer) will become true at some point in the future. ”
Anyway, one thing is certain now, and that is that if Bayer Leverkusen agrees to Havertz's transfer, then they have to get the generous transfer fees provided by the next home. According to the German transfer market website, As of now, Havrtz is worth around 81 million euros, however, Bayer Leverkusen's list price for Havletz is 100 million euros, and for such a high price, Wallerle explains the specific reasons: "The reason why Havertz is so expensive is that he can play world-class in 4 or 5 positions. ”
At present, the contract between Havertz and Bayer Leverkusen is ending in 2022, how are the renewal negotiations between the club and the players progressing? "There's not much new progress in this regard, but we're not nervous, we're feeling very relaxed," Waller said. In subsequent interviews, Waller also expressed his desire to keep Havertz playing for the team.
Bayer Leverkusen management is well aware that Havertz's departure will have a big impact on the competitive level. Despite rumors of a Havertz transfer, the midfielder has played for the team since 2010 and Bayer Leverkusen is like his home, having played 150 games for the team. Waller said: "If he is willing to stay in the team for another year, we will be very happy. The reason is simple, although his transfer will bring us a lot of money, his departure means more losses, just like Leipzig and Werner. ”
(Pillar Jun)