Leverkusen spent 35 million euros to sign Tillman this summer, but the midfielder has not yet made his debut in the pharmaceutical factory. The club official revealed that the player suffered a minor injury, while coach Ten Hach could not disclose how long the player would be absent.

At the season opening ceremony of Leverkusen on Tuesday, Tillman entered the court wearing a No. 10 jersey at the team's debut, but then sat on the bench to watch the team's 3-0 victory over Pisa. The club said that a "slight load response in training" has prevented the offensive star who joined this summer from making his debut at Leverkusen. After the warm-up match against Pisa, Biography asked head coach Tenghach: When will Tilman appear for his new club?

Tenhach said: "I can't give time. We have to watch every day to see if the situation is getting better."

When talking about the last warm-up match before the season against Chelsea on Friday, Tenhach added: "I can be sure that he will definitely not be able to play on Friday."

Regarding whether Tilman's injury will be more serious, Tenghach also responded: "We don't think so, we need to wait for the situation to develop day by day."

Tilman is not the only worrying person problem in Leverkusen's game against Pisa: Artur was replaced half an hour after the game was played due to a left ankle problem, and 17-year-old Tappe was also injured.

Atur left the court with a bandage on his ankle after the game, but the situation looked more optimistic. "Both of them expressed their desire to continue the game, which is a positive signal. But I replaced them anyway because we still have one game on Friday."

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Also, {60% of the injury of Palacios: He was replaced in the 66th minute after scoring a 3-0 goal. "We also have to observe how Palacios recovers after this game," Tenhach said.

Forward Bonifas, who still needs to manage load, originally wanted to get some game time against Pisa, but the plan was disrupted because Tapsoba was sent off with a red card. Tenghach said: "We are working hard to get Bonifas back to form, and he is also giving his all. The red card has not helped us, so we regret not being able to get him on the court."

Next Friday, Leverkusen will usher in the first official game of the new season, against Grosaspach in the first round of the German Cup.