Kai Havertz's future is tinged with blue. The pearl of Bayer Leverkusen has long been in Chelsea's orbit and everything points to its future being resolved in the coming days. As reported by Bild, the German international will take advantage of the return to training this Thursday (Leverkusen will prepare for the final phase of the Europa League in Germany, where he will defend a 3-1 victory in the second leg against Glasgow Rangers) to meet with the dome of the Rhineland box and ask me, once and for all, to unlock your exit.
The Leverkusen continues to insist on the payment of one hundred million euros to let the 21-year-old jewel go despite his contract until 2022. This is an amount that is difficult to bear after the crisis caused by the coronavirus and which, too, caused Real Madrid to finally withdraw from the bid by Havertz. However, Chelsea remains firm in its stance to sign the German playmaker and, according to speculation in England, would have already convinced Werkself with an offer that is considerably close to its claims.
In this way, the Chelsea would pay around 76 million euros in a single payment, to which they would add up to 14 million targets. The operation would amount to a total of 90 kilos, ten less than what the Leverkusen asks for. Of course, everything indicates that he ends up giving his arm to twist before the desire of the player himself to take the next step in his promising career and the risk of having to sell him for a much lower amount next summer. If closed, Havertz would become the most expensive sale of the Leverkusen and, at the same time, in the next blue bombshell after Werner and Ziyech.