US EditionLiverpool Could Repeat Classy Mohamed Salah Gesture as Florian Wirtz 'Preference' Emerges - Liverpool Echo
- Liverpool are pursuing a record-breaking summer transfer to sign 22-year-old Germany international Florian Wirtz from Bayer Leverkusen in 2025.
- The transfer talks follow Wirtz's clear preference for Liverpool, despite interest from Bayern Munich and Manchester City, with Leverkusen seeking about £125 million.
- Liverpool have already had two bids rejected, including a £109 million offer, while continuing discussions involving sporting directors seek a swift resolution before the transfer window closes.
- The deal would surpass Chelsea's British transfer record of £115 million for Moises Caicedo in 2023, making Wirtz Liverpool's priciest signing and a significant addition to their squad.
- Liverpool's acquisition of Wirtz suggests a focused effort to strengthen the team for the next season and maintain championship ambitions amid ongoing squad changes.
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Gary Neville gives Florian Wirtz to Liverpool transfer verdict as Man Utd icon left 'surprised' - The Mirror
Liverpool are in talks with Bayer Leverkusen over a sensational transfer to land Germany star Florian Wirtz, with the player only keen on a record-breaking Anfield move
Probably the one who has enough money on the high edge and can afford to say NO to an offer – ask Bayer Leverkusen! For the "Werkselbe" it is obviously no problem simply to reject a total package of around 130 million euros for Florian Wirtz ... In any case, for the first time, Liverpool FC offered for the German team player – for a player whose market value is estimated at around 140 million euros and whose contract with the dethroned champion …
Florian Wirtz tells fans 'don't believe everything' - and hits out at German press - as Liverpool prepare record bid for Bayer Leverkusen star
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