140 million goals are spent on photo: Leverkusen, coached by Tenghach, is planning multiple signings

June 19, multiple media reported that Wilz and his family went to Liverpool as planned and then completed the signing of the contract, with a total transfer price of up to 136 million euros. Biography wrote an article about how Leverkusen, who is coached by Tenghach, uses this transfer fee.

Leverkusen has started to use this money to sign. They have spent €27 million: 10 million to bring goalkeeper Mark Fleken from Brentford, 12 million to Ibrahim Maza from Herta, and 5 million to forward Christian Cofanet from Albacete.

After the Wiltz transfer is completed, Leverkusen plans to buy top players to compete for the championship next season. Their priority is a defensive core, a midfield playmaker and a winger.

For the winger position, Leverkusen took a fancy to Feyenoord's Brazilian player Igor Paith. He can play on the left and right, making 47 appearances for the Dutch team last season, scoring 19 goals and assisting 18 times. His transfer fee is about €35 million and will be the most expensive signing in Leverkusen's history.

Midfielder Nico Paz's transfer fee is about 30 million euros. He played for Italy's Como last season and had previously received youth training in Real Madrid. Real Madrid can recall him through a buyback clause (8 million euros) and then resell it to Leverkusen. New Real Madrid coach Alonso will decide whether to exercise this option.

In order to fill the vacancy after Towers' transfer to Bayern, Leverkusen has two candidates: AC Milan's Jaf and Liverpool's Kwansa. Jaf played for the Leverkusen Youth Team in the 2010/11 season, and later made his mark in Schalke 04 and transferred to Italy in 2022. He made 31 appearances for Milan last season, with a transfer fee of about 23 million euros. Kanssa played England against Germany in the U21 European Cup on Wednesday, with his transfer fee of about €20 million. In addition, Leverkusen is also looking for a right-back.

It is expected that after this transfer fund is used up, Leverkusen will no longer have any remaining funds.