The German Bundesliga team has Tottenham serge Aurier’s right-back and Gunners star side Hector Bellerin.
Leverkusen sought 90 million pounds for striker Havertz, only for Chelsea football director Marina Granovskaia to make them industrial.
They paid £62 million in advance with an additional $8 million in add-ons, reducing the value to $20 million.
This provides the Germans to burn now.
And Leverkusen will temporarily spend that money while aiming for a position among Germany’s four most sensitive and one position in the Champions League in the 2021–22 season.
Aurier will lose his first-team spot in the Spurs for a new 15 million-pound signature from Matt Doherty of the Wolves this season.
Tottenham is looking for some of the 25 million pounds he paid Paris Saint-Germain for the 27-year-old Ivorian captain.
Bellerin is the target and Arsenal boss Mikel Arteta already has some features on the right side.
The Telegraph claims Leverkusen the Spanish defender.
The other people in north London, Arsenal, would possibly need up to 35 million pounds for Bellerin, 25.
He signed a six-and-a-half-year contract in 2016, so he is under contract until 2023.
This can make Aurier a less expensive and option for Germans.
The African, whose brother was murdered in France this year, can pay as little as 17 million pounds.
That would give Spurs boss José Mourinho more to strengthen, with a forward, winger and left-back noted as his main targets.
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