Pharmaceutical Factory Director: Our goal is to keep Zhaka, and we will let him go only if we achieve a win-win situation.

Leverkusen director Rollfers was interviewed by the media today and talked about Zachar's transfer rumors.

Leverkusen is currently training in Brazil, and Zaka is the first player to arrive at the training ground every day in Rio. The Swiss national team's record holder does not seem to be affected by the transfer rumors. He devoted himself to training and talked and laughed with his teammates.

Latest news shows that Saudi club New Future City Sports C has withdrawn from the battle. According to Biography, although Sunderland has submitted a quotation, it is far from reaching the psychological price of Leverkusen of 20 million euros.

At the pre-match press conference held at Grand Hyatt Rio, Leverkusen sports director Rollfies made the final decision on Zach's transfer: "Zach is crucial to us, both for the team and the club. Our primary goal is to keep him."

But Roverfais also confirmed: "There are indeed other teams who are interested in him, and we need to communicate with the players to understand their wishes. But it is clear that only if we achieve a win-win situation will be allowed."

Roerfais added: "We have three years of contract with him and we have a happy cooperation. We have ambitious goals in the next few years, so we will only consider transfers if all parties are satisfied. This requires waiting and watching, but our goal is to keep him."

In the past few weeks, Leverkusen has often had scandals with Anthony. The Brazilian winger was loaned to Betis by Manchester United last season and is the old subordinate of the new pharmaceutical manager Teng Hach. But the pharmaceutical factory is sure not to introduce him this summer. Tenghager said: "I signed him twice, first to Ajax and then to Manchester United. He is always like my child and is still here. He is talented, but he must make decisions based on the needs of the current lineup. We are not interested in him at the moment, so let's wait and see how the future will be."