Manchester United and Liverpool must be prepared to spend enough to recruit Kai Havertz

Attracted by MU and Liverpool, Bayer Leverkusen has been reluctant to reduce Mahar Kai Havertz

Bayer Leverkusen is reportedly reluctant to reduce the selling price of the playmaker next summer.

The 20-year-old player is currently the target of elite European teams. This is because he showed a very impressive performance in the Leverkusen attack line during the last two seasons.

There are two clubs that are rumored to be very enamored with Havertz's services. They are two of England's top teams, Manchester United and Liverpool which are rumored to be eager to bring the playmaker next summer.

Calciomercato claims that Leverkusen will not let the playmaker move to England easily. They are reportedly reluctant to reduce the dowry transfer of the playmaker next summer.

Hoping to Go Down in Price

According to the report, both MU and Liverpool hope there will be a reduction in Havertz's transfer prices this summer.

As you well know, for the past two months the world of football has been hit by a corona virus pandemic. As a result, the finances of Europe's top clubs around the world have decreased quite dramatically.

This affects the transfer market where the prices of players experience a significant depreciation. That is why MU and Liverpool hope that Havertz prices will come down this summer.

There is no discount

According to the report, Leverkusen was completely reluctant to reduce the selling price of Havertz.

They assess Havertz has the potential to become one of the world's best players in the future. For this they are unwilling to sell it below the price they set, which is 100 million Euros.

If no one is able to pay the dowry, then they will defend Havertz at the Bay Arena.

Want to Move

In his interview some time ago, Havertz said that he was ready to open a new chapter in his career.

He claimed to be ready to try out his career outside Germany next summer.

(Calciomercato)

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