Falk: Manchester City is learning that Bayern leads Wilz and is turning their attention to Ormo

May 16th Leverkusen star Wiltz's transfer topic has developed rapidly in the past week. German media Bild's reporter Falk revealed that Manchester City, who is interested in him, is now turning its attention to Barcelona star Olmo, which may mean the withdrawal of a contender. The report said that Wiltz and his parents are pushing the player to make a transfer this summer. On Bayern, they are very confident that they can sign the midfielder player, and there are even reports that the two sides have reached an agreement on basic conditions.

However, after the news broke, media reported that Wiltz and his family were secretly flying to England to meet with Manchester City. The Premier League club was very serious about snatching the star from Bayern and had expressed strong interest to the players themselves and the pharmaceutical companies, and even provided a written offer containing a transfer fee commitment. In addition, Liverpool also suddenly joined the bid.

And things are now making new progress: the famous reporter Falk revealed on the podcast "Trueornottrue" that Manchester City now put Barcelona's 27-year-old attacker Olmo on the target list. "We've heard that Manchester City wants Olmo - this issue will become very hot. Currently, Ormo plays for Barcelona, ​​but is not reused under Fric. Guardiola regards him as a good replacement for De Bruyne, and signing him will be slightly easier to achieve."

Although Barcelona is Olmo's favorite club, he doesn't get much chance to play here, and Guardiola is a Spanish coach who wants this player very much. Olmo made 37 appearances at Barcelona this season, a total of 1,903 minutes, contributing 11 goals and 7 assists.

Falke also said: "We have also heard that Manchester City has learned during the talks that Bayern has gone further in the competition for Wilz. So: Manchester City is now turning its attention to Olmo. In this way, the player may leave the table." The report also pointed out that what is certain is that once Manchester City withdraws from the battle, Leverkusen's pressure means in the negotiations on Wilz's transfer fee will be gone.