The Evening Standard says the Blues have had to pay the exorbitant cost of the game creator.
Bayer Leverkusen would be in no hurry with its 21-year-old star who has piqued Les Bleus’ interest this season.
But if you want to sell, chances are you need the total amount for your player.
Leverkusen would be among the groups that will have to balance their books with the Covid-19 pandemic, which is hurting the budgets of many European parties.
The Standard says the club will likely rate Chelsea for the £ 90m starting price, which is to bolster their attacking options.
Havertz, 21, has been in the most sensible way for the German team, scoring 18 goals and adding 8 assists in forty-five appearances this season.
The cop for Stamford Bridge is believed to have spoken to Frank Lampard about the prospect of a move.
However, in June, Bayer manager Peter Bosz insisted that he did not know if the player was determined to leave the Bundesliga team.
After the team’s last game of the season, Bosz said: “I don’t feel like I’m thinking too much about the transfer.
“I don’t feel like this is your last game with the club.He still has a contract with us and I have to assume he’ll be with us next season as well.
“This will come with the German Cup final next month and the next Europa League match against Rangers (glasgow) in August.”
Despite Bosz’s comments, his assistant Marcel Daum seemed to have the player’s chances of fitting into a more sensible footballer.
And the star would like to play in one of the European groups with Real Madrid among the groups that compete with Chelsea for their signature
Baum told talkSPORT: “If you see his movement, he’s very elegant, he’s calm, he has a wonderful ability to pass.
“What a lot of people don’t see, because we look at it every day, is that it’s pretty fast.
“It’s an advantage.”
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