Liverpool Up Offer for Wirtz because Reds looks for a stamp of a club record contract for Leverkusen Playmaker

Liverpool has increased his offer for Floriana Wirtz to £ 113 million, while the race signs that Bayer Leverkusen is increasing which attacks the midfielder enhances, according to reports.

If he is a successful, the latest reported order-packet offer that would guarantee the Bundesliga Club £ 100m Plus £ 13m in additions-would make a club record contract, but remains below Leverkusen’s requested price of £ 126 million for a player.

Leverkusen, who recently appointed former Manchester United chief Erika Ten Hag for replacement for Xabi Alonso, rejected last weekend for the German International Champion Championship Champion League, but appears open to further negotiations in the midst of interest from Manchester City and Bayern Munich.

Liverpool gave a new offer worth £ 113 million for Florian Wirtz 💰 pic.twitter.com/es7ccxdfgz

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Wirtz made it clear that he wanted to finish the transition to Anfield. The proposed contract would surpass at a distance of £ 85 million Liverpool to bring Darwin Nunez from Benfica in June 2022.

An offer of £ 113 million, however, remains only shy by a British record fee of £ 115m paid to Chelsea paid in 2023 for Moises Caicedo from Brighton.

Wirtz, who spent his entire senior career in Leverkusen and played a key role in the club campaign of the undefeated 2023-24 league, was again an extraordinary performer in the last term of German flight.

The 22-year-old scored 10 goals and contributed 12 assists in 31 appearances, as his side failed to retain his Bundesliga crown, ending the runners at Bayern Munich.

Wirtz also scored his seventh international goal for Germany on Wednesday, in a semi-final defeat of 2-1 nations against Portugal.