Player: Hick has not yet determined to stay or leave. He will interview the new coach Teng Hach before making a decision.

June 8 According to German "Kicker", Leverkusen striker Hick does not rule out the possibility of a transfer, but he will talk to the new coach Ten Hach before deciding on his future stay.

This summer, Leverkusen not only changed the coach, but also had transfer scandals from many players in the team, including Hick. Leverkusen's attitude is clear, they hope that Hick will continue to play for the team next season, while Leverkusen is preparing to sell another center Bonifas on the team this summer.

Shik and Leverkusen's contract expired in June 2027, but the club's plan to keep people has not changed Hick's idea, and he is still open to his stay or not. Hick said: "I am waiting for the domino effect of the forward line. I am not the first link in the chain, but I have a position in the transfer market. It is hard to say what will happen next, where my future is, and under what conditions."

Hick then revealed that he has a predetermined deadline for the future and will stay in Leverkusen if there is no transfer at that time. "I have a date in my mind, and I am willing to wait until then and consider possible transfers. If I am still uncertain at that time, I may stay."

Then Hick emphasized: "I am not running away, Leverkusen and I still have a contract. And we have achieved a lot together, and my family and I feel very happy here." Hick joined Leverkusen in 2020. Last season, Hick scored 21 goals in the Bundesliga, ranking second in the Bundesliga scorer list, and is also the number one scorer in Leverkusen.

"Kicker" pointed out that Hick has not made any decision yet and he is not in a hurry to leave the team. Hick hopes to wait until the summer training preparations for the new season begin, and have an interview with Leverkusen's new coach Ten Hart before making a decision. Until then, Hick will not push for the transfer. If Tenhach can guarantee Hick's absolute main position next season, Hick is willing to continue to play in Leverkusen.