Dutch media: Pharmaceutical factory negotiates Tilman s transfer fee with Eindhoven, setting a record for nearly 40 million euros

June 30 According to the Dutch Telegraph, Leverkusen has reached an agreement with Eindhoven on Tilman's transfer fee.

report said that Eindhoven and Leverkusen had agreed on the main terms on Monday morning about Tillman's transfer, which means the midfielder is only one last step away from the transfer.

As early as last Friday, there were signs of a transfer that was about to be reached. In the re-contact after the weekend, the two sides quickly finalized the key content on Monday morning and reached a consensus on the specific implementation of the transfer.

There are two levels left before the deal is finally reached: Tillman must pass a physical examination and see if Bayern will exercise the "matching right" retained when he sold Tillman to Eindhoven last year. The report stated that there is currently no sign that Bayern intends to exercise the right, and the player himself has reached an agreement with Leverkusen on personal terms and has a good impression of the pharmaceutical factory, so the possibility of Bayern being in a strait is very small.

According to people around Tillman, the player's transfer fee will be close to the 40 million euros requested by Eindhoven, which will make the US international the third most expensive sale in club history.

It will also be a record signing for Leverkusen - pharmaceutical companies have just received huge sums of money by selling Wilz to Liverpool, and they have never paid such a high price for a player before.

Tilman has long agreed with Leverkusen on a five-year contract where he will work with former Ajax coach Ten Hach.

As for the physical examination, there are currently two possibilities: one is to be conducted in the United States, because Tillman is participating in the Golden Cup with the US national team and has reached the semi-finals; the other is to go to Germany for a physical examination after the Golden Cup.

After performing well in the previous loan period, Tilmann officially transferred from Bayern to Eindhoven last summer for 12 million euros. He played in a total of 73 games for Eindhoven, contributing 25 goals and 19 assists.

For Eindhoven, this will be the first high-priced sale this summer. Next, Noah Lang's transfer will be reached soon - the club and Naples are in final negotiations on the attacker's transfer.