The 22-year-old winger asked for a 5-year, 110 million euro contract, and his annual salary increased by 4 times in two years, and Bayern could not afford it.

There are many excellent left winger players in the transfer market this summer, including Leo of Milan, Dias of Liverpool, Nico Williams of Athletic Bilbao, and even Rodrigo of Real Madrid. They may choose to transfer in the summer, which is naturally the focus of major clubs. The player with the most transfer news is undoubtedly Biba's Nico Williams. The 22-year-old Spanish left winger was retained by the club for a season last summer. Now the summer window has opened again, and his transfer is inevitable.

Most of the clubs that have been rumored to have a scandal with Nico Williams are top teams, including Bayern, Arsenal and Chelsea, all linked to Nico. However, judging from the current news, Arsenal and Chelsea, including Barcelona, ​​who were most interested in Nico, have chosen to give up this deal. Only Bayern is still communicating with the players, but the process is not going smoothly. According to news from Sky Sports, Nico hopes to get an annual salary of more than 22 million euros at Bayern, and Bayern clearly chose to refuse this number. The most critical reason why Nico's transfer cannot be completed smoothly is his annual salary problem. Nico's contract with Bilbao is now expiring for two years, and his liquidated damages are 60 million euros. With his performance in the national team and clubs, coupled with his 22-year-old age, this number is not high. Most clubs that are interested in him also have the ability to pay liquidated damages. However, the salary required by Nico is difficult to accept even a top giant like Bayern and will directly break the team's salary structure.

According to data released by Spanish media, after Nico completed a contract renewal with the club last summer, his annual salary doubled to 10 million euros, while his offer in this summer window doubled again, directly reaching 22 million euros (annual salary before tax). There is indeed such a possibility that the salary will be 4 times in 2 years, but this salary is already a maximum salary sequence in Europe, and most clubs find it difficult to accept this offer. Moreover, Bayern has been solving the club's high salary problem in the past two seasons, including sending Sane away, which has a lot to do with the adjustment of the salary structure.

Nico's performance is indeed remarkable, especially in the performance of the national team, which can form a perfect linkage with Yamal. Bayern and Arsenal also need such an offensive player with both speed, breakthrough and passing ability. However, this does not mean that Nico is irreplaceable. There are also players like Leo and Dias mentioned above in the transfer market. Although they will also ask for salary increases, they will not reach the standard of 22 million euros. So if Nico insists on this quotation remains unchanged, it will still be very difficult to transfer this summer window.