US EditionBayern Munich Have Last Florian Wirtz Transfer Chance Amid Liverpool Wait
- Liverpool is negotiating to sign 22-year-old Florian Wirtz from Bayer Leverkusen during the current transfer window.
- Liverpool has submitted two offers, starting at £84 million plus bonuses and an increased £109 million, but Leverkusen demands £126 million and rejected both bids.
- Discussions include a possible swap deal with Liverpool players Harvey Elliott and Jarell Quansah, who are seen as potential parts of the agreement to bridge the valuation gap.
- Leverkusen's sporting director Simon Rolfes praised Wirtz's mental strength and game-changing skill set, while the player prefers moving to Liverpool over Bayern Munich.
- If completed, Wirtz's transfer would be a major Premier League signing for Liverpool, though some uncertainty remains as talks continue without a final breakthrough.
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The negotiations between Liverpool and Leverkusen for Florin Wirtz are in full swing. Now BVB could become the great sufferer,
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The Wirtz change continues. Bayer has rejected the LFC's latest offer.
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Florian Wirtz and Liverpool FC would like to come together for the next season. But the sporty Liasion is still in the way of Bayer Leverkusen for the time being. The bosses of the factory team prove to be tough negotiators. Now it could not only be about redemption, but also about other players.
Leverkusen and Liverpool are still a bit apart for Florian Wirtz. The Bundesliga club apparently has an idea.
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