Liverpool agree with the British record agreement for Floriana Wirtza

Liverpool agreed to British record agreement for Bayer Leverkusen attacking midfielder Floriana Wirtza.

More reports suggest that the Premier League champions will pay a starting 100 million pounds, with £ 16m in potential accessories.

If these conditions are fulfilled, the German international will become the most expensive player who has ever bought the British club, surpassing Chelsea in the amount of £ 106.8 million paid for Enzo Fernandez in February 2023.

Wirtz was a key member of Leverkusen’s side, which in the 2023-24 season in the 2023-24 season in the 2023-24 season, under Xbi Alonso, reached 18 times on the way that he had been named the German player of the year.

He followed this last season with 16 goals and 15 assists in all competitions, while Leverkusen ended with runners at Bayern Munich in a German top flight.

Wirtz will join another former Leverkusen man on Anfield, and Jeremie Frimpong has already been brought to replace Trent Alexander-Arnold, who went to Real Madrid.

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Where will Wirtz play?

The 22-year-old can play anywhere over three three, and although Liverpool’s need for more offensive players may not be obviously obvious, there was a movement in that department in that near future.

Darwin Nunez is expected to leave this summer, potentially to the Saudi Pro League, while Luis Diaz talks to other clubs with two years left at his Liverpool agreement.

Mohamed Salah is now 33 years old and, although he has just signed a new contract after pulling out his best career season, the Wirtza acquisition is a planning of a smart succession.

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The deal will also see Leverkusen make a great profit.

They signed Wirtz for the reported 200,000 euros in controversial circumstances in 2020 from Kelna.

Whether they will keep the full fee from Liverpool, however, with the Celno, which initiated legal procedure to ensure that they receive five percent, they believe they are entitled to “training compensation” guidelines.

Cologne President Dr. Werner Wolf said last week: “Of course, we study him. We know what we have the right to fight for.

“We look at it with both eyes. We will benefit from it. The bigger the Liverpool, the ready to pay, the better for us.”