223.2 billion mega deal! 1st tier media → Birtz virtually confirmed transfer... "He only wants to head to Liverpool"
223.2 billion mega deal! 1st tier media → Birtz virtually confirmed transfer... "He only wants to head to Liverpool"
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Bayer 04 Leverkusen's Florian Birz is expected to transfer to Liverpool FC.
Sky Sports, which boasts high public confidence, said on the 3rd (Korea time) that "Birtz only wants to transfer to Liverpool. Currently, the club continues to negotiate before the club record-class mega deal with Leverkusen. Leverkusen is demanding 120 million pounds (about 223.2 billion won) for Birz's transfer fee," the report said.카지노사이트
"Bayern Munich and Manchester City are also trying to recruit Birtz, but the 22-year-old striker is not known to be interested in any club other than Liverpool. Birtz is one of the most impressive players in the Bundesliga in the 2024/25 season," he added.
Wirtz is a promising player that the world is paying attention to, not only in Germany. Born in 2003, despite his young age, Wirtz established himself as a midfielder representing Europe. He can play various positions within the second line, has excellent balance, unique foot skills, and creative passing skills.
As a result, a number of European clubs closely tracked the timing of Birz's appearance on the market and reportedly sent various types of offers. In particular, a large number of clubs with capital and skills such as Real Madrid, Munich and Manchester City joined, and the competition to recruit Birz was overheated.
However, the winner is Liverpool, which won all of their competitions. Coach Arne Slot and his team's board members persuaded him by persistent courtship and systematic plan, and eventually succeeded in winning Birz's heart.
As the player's will is firm, the transfer is a given. Many public media have already predicted that Birz will wear Liverpool uniforms.
The only variable is the transfer fee. Leverkusen's request exceeds the £115 million Chelsea paid for Moises Caicedo from Brighton and Hove Albion in 2023. For Liverpool, if they stick to the transfer fee, it can be a burden.