Bayer Leverkusen eye long-term deals for Robert Andrich and Amine Adli

According to trusted journalist Florian Plettenberg, Leverkusen are eager to extend Andrich's stay at the BayArena, with the German international midfielder's current deal set to expire in 2026.

Since joining from Union Berlin in 2021, Andrich has been a pivotal figure under manager Xabi Alonso.

The club are reportedly keen to offer him a new contract lasting until either 2028 or 2029, reflecting their desire to keep the 29-year-old as a cornerstone of their midfield for the long term.

With discussions progressing positively, a new deal for Andrich is expected to be finalised soon.

Meanwhile, Leverkusen are also focused on securing Amine Adli‘s future. Adli, whose contract also expires in 2026, joined from Toulouse in 2021 and has since become an integral part of the squad.

The Bundesliga champions are determined to keep the 24-year-old Moroccan winger at the club beyond the end of his current deal.

Initial talks between Adli and the club have been encouraging, and Leverkusen are said to be optimistic about finalising a new, long-term contract in the near future.

These moves underline Leverkusen's commitment to maintaining the core of their successful squad as they aim to build on their recent achievements.

With both players expected to sign extensions soon, the club's ambitions for sustained success are becoming increasingly clear.