According to German famous reporter Falk, missing Werz was a heavy blow to Bayern bosses.

Report says that you can understand that Haaland and Bellingham chose to leave the Bundesliga to join a top club like Manchester City and Real Madrid. Because they are not Germans, joining Bayern is not that important, but this is the first time that a German player has chosen not to join Bayern.

Bayern is indeed interested in introducing Wilz, but this transfer failure is also very, very difficult for the club. What's even more disappointing is that it's not even a matter of money. It is said that Wilz's annual salary at Liverpool will reach 20 million to 22 million euros. Bayern offers a higher salary, about 24 million euros. So, this is a double blow for Bayern.

This situation not only concerns Kompany's conception of the players, but also involves Eber's issue. Preparations for the transfer were built from scratch by former senior Hones, who arranged a meeting with the players and Werz secretly flew to Munich for talks. The coach and athletic director always need to make a good impression on the players, but Liverpool coach Slott may have shown the players a clearer vision.

It should be noted that Bayern already has key player Musiara in the midfield position, while Liverpool does not have such "happy worries". Despite this, people are expecting Bayern to have a clear plan on how Wiltz fits into the team. If they can agree with Musiara, Bayern may find a solution that satisfies all parties. After all, these two players have a very tacit understanding in the national team. Why can't they succeed at Bayern?

Falke believes that this is also the main reason why the negotiations are not as effective as expected. Bayern's plan is not clear, and while they have some ideas on how to use Wiltz in different game states, there is no clear plan like Slott, that is, to make him the heart of the midfield. At Liverpool, all attacks will revolve around Wilz, who will become the team's No. 10 player. Liverpool's vision is clear and consistent, while Bayern is the opposite.

So is there any Bayern player trying to convince Wiltz? Bayern players gave Wiltz enough space to make his own decisions. Even Musiara, who had close relationships on the field, did not try to convince the other party to join Bayern, and no Bayern player acted as a "lobbyist" to persuade Wiltz to join.

There is still a competitive relationship between Bayern and Leverkusen, so there are not many close players in the two teams. There is a saying that Jonathan Tat from Leverkusen to Bayern may help, but Tat also needs time to handle his own transfer, so this is not the way Bayern can use to increase the signing of Wirtz hopes.