US EditionFlorian Wirtz Transfer State of Play as Liverpool Handed 'Amazing' Message
- Bayer Leverkusen are open to selling Germany international Florian Wirtz this summer for a 150 million euro transfer fee demand.
- Manchester City withdrew from pursuing Wirtz due to concerns over the total cost, including wages, which could reach 300 million euros.
- Liverpool and Bayern Munich remain the primary contenders to sign Wirtz, who has 31 goal involvements this season and discussed a potential move to Anfield.
- Leverkusen CEO Fernando Carro denied reports of a deal with Bayern and emphasized that Wirtz has not made a final decision on his future.
- Manchester City's exit could increase Liverpool's chances in this direct transfer battle, while Wirtz's move would signal a key shift in European midfield talent.
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Too Expensive! Top Club Gets Out of Poker Around Wirtz
Manchester City seems to have withdrawn from the race for Leverkusen star Florian Wirtz. The reason for this is the high total cost of the deal, reports the BBC. Because: The Premier League club estimates the expenditures at incredible 300 million euros – including redemption, salary, consultant fees and possible premiums. In the process, the Wirtz family had just flown to Manchester for negotiations. There was talk of good talks.Now Bavaria see…
Manchester City pull out of race to sign £126m Liverpool target
Manchester City have cooled their interest (Picture: Getty) Manchester City have withdrawn their interest in signing Liverpool and Bayern Munich target Florian Wirtz, according to reports. City have had a long-held interest in the Bayer Leverkusen midfielder and viewed the German as a potential replacement for the outgoing Kevin De Bruyne. However, BBC Sport now report that Pep Guardiola’s side have pulled out of the race to sign the 22-year-old…
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