Florian Wirtz is at the top of Liverpool’s list of transfer goals, but their first two bids for the German star are short of the appreciation of Bayer Leverkusen
Former CEO of Liverpool Peter Moore has suggested that the Reds are looking for players to raise money to increase their bid for Florian Wirtz. Bayer Leverkusen has saved two bids for Germany star Wirtz, the second Liverpool of which could have seen paying £ 100 million, including add-ons.
Wirtz has emerged as an important target, because Arne Slot seems to add further quality to his Premier League -winning team. The Reds seem to have fought the challenge of Bayern Munich to install themselves as front runners, but they are still a way of Leverkusen’s appreciation of their star man.
Moore, who was CEO between 2017 and 2020, collaborated with FSG when the owners sold Philippe Coutinho for a sum of nine digits in the same window that the club completed a club record deal for Virgil van Dijk. “I think three or four important signing sessions will be crucial,” he said Talksport.
“There will be some difficult decisions about players who have to leave, and if Wirtz is real – I know my owners pretty well – then someone will get the money to A) [back] and b) Make room for this in the wage salary. “
The Reds have already brought about £ 8.4 million after they have allowed Trent Alexander-Arnold a few weeks early with Real Madrid, but there can be more work to do.
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The Slot team has already added around £ 60 million new talent, in which Giorgi Mhamardashvili and Jeremie Frimpong participated this summer at this summer. However, when it comes to collecting funds, there are a few contenders that need to be loaded.
The most important thing about that number is Caoimhin Kelleher, whose time seems to be up after the arrival of Mamardashvili. The Irish International is a target for Brentford and probably seems to get its club £ 18 million.
Darwin Nunez is another who could get a considerable fee, with interest from clubs in Saudi Arabia, while Barcelona and Al Nassr Luis Diaz are noticing. If Liverpool does cash on Colombia Star Diaz, they can expect to make a profit on a player who cost them north of £ 40 million when he came from Porto in 2022.
During the weekend, Diaz’s partner Gera Ponce led to the future of the future of the attacker with an Instagram post. “To the incredible fans of Liverpool. From the first day we arrived, we felt firsthand what it means to be part of this club.
“We knew that the slogan was:” You will never walk alone “, but to hear them sing it with so much passion, support us every moment and show such unconditional love … confirmed that you never walk alone here,” she wrote.
“This fan not only supports, it feels. And what you have given that my friend and our whole family have the feeling that we are wearing in our souls.
“Thank you for so much love, for so much dedication and that you feel us at home. Being part of this fan is a privilege. There is no doubt: they are the best in the world. This is a real band, deep and strong, who again confirms that we will never walk alone.”
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