According to German media Sport1, when talking about Waltermad's transaction, there is still no agreement between Bayern and Stuttgart and the negotiations are completely deadlocked.

Walter Mad is eager to take the next step in his career and transfer to Bayern, but Stuttgart rejects all offers so far. Sport1 said Waltermad and his team felt they were abandoned by Stuttgart and Bayern because the deal might have failed due to a small price difference.

According to Waltermad's agent Danny Bachmann told Deutsche News Agency on Wednesday, Bayern's final offer was 60 million euros plus a second transfer share, and the entire transaction can reach 70 million yuan, but Stuttgart is now asking for 75 million euros.

According to Sport1, it is unlikely that Bayern will significantly increase its offer for Walter Mad, at most it will make minor adjustments to the quotes they think are already very generous, and they do not want to give people the impression that they are too compromised.

In fact, Bayern and Walter Mad have reached an agreement for weeks, and Munich has repeatedly shown hope to sign the young international, not only because he is seen as a potential stock, but also the players' salaries will not burden the club. In addition, in order to join Bayern, Walter Made also expressed his willingness to give up a considerable bonus, but further compromise is unlikely.

As for Stuttgart, they currently give the impression that their previous commitment to Walter Mad is no longer valid. It is said that Stuttgart has repeatedly stated to the players' team that if the offer reaches 60 million euros, they are willing to negotiate. Although Bayern's offer has exceeded the mentioned amount, Stuttgart remains on the stance, which could put pressure on the relationship between the club and the players.

Stuttgart coach Heness Jr. does not want to let Waltermad go, while the player's agent tries to push the negotiations through public statements. According to Sport1, the players and their agent team have not yet given up hopes of reaching a deal, but the deal could be a complete failure if there is no agreement before the German Super Cup on Saturday. In this way, all parties will suffer losses.