Giants chase Ibrahim Maza as Bayer Leverkusen set €65‑70 million price

In the buzzing training ground of Bayer Leverkusen, 20‑year‑old Ibrahim Maza dazzles with his offensive midfield play, prompting whispers that his Bundesliga performances are unlocking new opportunities. The Algerian international’s rise has already placed him on the radar of several European powerhouses.

Maza, who earned his first senior cap for Algeria last year, has become a regular fixture in Leverkusen’s line‑up, contributing to their recent Bundesliga campaigns. His blend of technical skill and physicality has drawn the attention of scouts across the continent.

European heavyweights monitor the Algerian midfielder

German reports list Arsenal, Manchester City, Manchester United and Atlético de Madrid among the clubs closely tracking Maza’s development. Both City and Atlético have already opened direct contacts with the player’s representatives to gather further information on his situation.

Despite the flurry of interest, none of the suitors have launched formal negotiations. The clubs say they will continue to observe his consistency over the coming months before deciding whether to mount a serious offensive for his signature.

Leverkusen’s contract and price tag shape future moves

Maza is tied to Bayer Leverkusen until June 2030, a clause that gives the German side considerable leverage. The club has reportedly set a financial demand of between €65 million and €70 million for any potential departure.

Talks about a possible summer 2027 exit have surfaced, yet no definitive decision has been taken. Until then, the young midfielder must maintain his progression with Leverkusen, while interested parties keep a close watch on his performances.

The combination of English giants and a Spanish contender ensures that the name of the Algerian ‘Fennec’ will continue to circulate in the upcoming transfer windows. Should his form remain steady, a high‑profile move could materialise before his long‑term contract expires.