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Matej Kovár and Bayer Leverkusen want to part ways this summer, Kicker reports.

The 24-year-old could start a few times at the end of the season since one or two good performances could help increase interest.

Leverkusen hope a club is prepared to pay at least part of the €5million, which rose to €7million with add-ons, which B04 payed to Manchester United for him in 2023.

If not, a loan deal is also conceivable to give the Czechia shot-stopper secure minutes.