Photo: Wilz shoots new season advertisements, senior executives are not told that he wants to leave the team & they still strive to renew their contract

May 9th, Leverkusen attacker Wilz and Bayern have been intensifying recently. German media Bistro reported that the pharmaceutical factory has not given up on the idea of ​​keeping him, and the situation of players participating in shooting new season advertisements this week seems to bring more hope. The report said that Leverkusen shot a commercial for a new sponsor next season on Wednesday. In this secret filming, only a few selected players appeared, and Wiltz was one of them.

Currently, Bayern and Manchester City are competing for this new star. Those who think players will transfer this summer may guess: Is Leverkusen's arrangement so as to raise the transfer fee?

But the report stated that in fact: Leverkusen still included Wilz when planning for next season. The star has not revealed any other way around to club CEO Carlo and sports director Rollfers, and senior executives are still working to renew their contract with Wilz.

In addition, this promotional advertisement will not be released until July, so this will not affect the so-called 150 million euro price of pharmaceutical companies. Wilz's participation is more like a signal: Leverkusen does expect the core of the organization to stay in the team.

The German international recently also talked about his future. In an interview with Sports Illustrated, he said: "One day he will leave his comfort zone and experience something new will undoubtedly be attractive to me." He also firmly believes that he "can quickly integrate anywhere he is."

At the same time, he also said that he felt very lucky to have such a situation: "There are so many excellent clubs at the doorstep, and I can still play for one of the top clubs in Germany and Europe."

21-year-old Werz joined Leverkusen from the Cologne youth team for a transfer fee of 200,000 euros, and grew into a world-class star here. He is currently open to everything: staying at Leverkusen, transferring to Bayern, traveling abroad, and when to make a decision on transfer. Werz's current contract with the pharmaceutical factory ends in 2027.