Liverpool is pushing to win the race to sign Bayer Leverkusen midfielder Florian Wirtz, who has become one of the most sought-after young players in world soccer

Life as a Liverpool fan right now is wild. Transfers are being sanctioned before the end of the season and all of a sudden, rumours about Florian Wirtz are a regular feature on social

He has now decided to remain in Germany and join Bayern, despite strong interest from the Premier League. Wirtz will form a creative duo with Jamal Musiala at Bayern. Both players already share a strong connection as teammates for the German national team and could flourish under Vincent Kompany’s guidance.

All this considered, it is not hard to understand why Liverpool and Bayern Munich are considering offering Wirtz an estimated £300m package, including a £126m transfer fee. This is one of the most talented prospects in football,

Football-wise, of course, he’d be playing under Pep Guardiola at City as a replacement for De Bruyne and the club will strengthen significantly, so Wirtz would fit in well th

Real Madrid are the current favourites to sign German star playmaker Florian Wirtz from Bayer Leverkusen this summer. talkSPORT BET are pricing the Spanish side at 7/4 to sign the Germany

Vladimir Smicer believes the Reds should do whatever it takes to bring Florian Wirtz to Anfield, with the young German star reportedly in the middle of a tug-of-war between the Reds and Bayern Munich

The positions Liverpool will address as part of a six-signing spree have been confirmed, and the Reds have received a colossal boost in their efforts to complete a record-shattering move for Florian W

After links to Liverpool, Manchester City, Bayern Munich and Real Madrid, one of the suitors for Florian Wirtz has reportedly withdrawn their interest.

Liverpool Plot Six Major Signings as Wirtz Chase Heats UpLiverpool are not resting on their laurels after lifting the Premier League title under new boss Arne Slot. With silverware freshly secured,

The transfer window is still some time from opening but it appears that Premier League clubs including Manchester United, Arsenal and Liverpool are already making major moves