The price is 150 million euros! Echo: Liverpool is still negotiating with pharmaceutical companies, and there is no sign of a breakdown in the deal

Liverpool media Echo confirmed German media news that Leverkusen rejected Liverpool's 109 million pounds (130 million euros) offer to Wilz, and the two sides are still in talks.

Liverpool is still determined to sign Wilz to negotiate with Leverkusen, and the other party asks for a price of 150 million euros. Both clubs hope to reach an agreement as soon as possible, and negotiations are still continuing and no consensus has been reached. Liverpool does not want the transfer to become a protracted soap opera.

Liverpool's offer structure is not clear, but Wilz's transfer fee will consist of achievable, performance-based additional terms. If the two sides agree, the deal will break the UK transfer record. The two clubs remain calm about the current negotiations and there is no sign that the deal will break.

Previously, German media said that Elliott and Kanssa may be used as bargaining chips, but the current negotiations between the two sides are limited to reaching an agreement on Werz's transfer fee.