Florian Wirtz canceled Bavaria - switch to Liverpool FC!

Florian Wirtz canceled Bavaria - switch to Liverpool FC!

München, Deutschland - Last May 18, the day of the master celebration, FC Bayern Munich tried to sign the talented player Florian Wirtz for the coming season in a dramatic last step. Trainer Vincent Kompany, together with sports director Max Eberl, sports director Christoph Freund, as well as the supervisory boards Karl-Heinz Rummenigge and Uli Hoeneß, met with Wirtz in a Munich hotel to talk about his potential role in the team. Despite these efforts, the player, who is under contract with Bayer Leverkusen, made a cancellation just a few days later and instead decided to switch to Liverpool FC. This turn came as a surprise because Bavaria was confident for a long time to be able to win Wirtz.

As part of the one -hour conversation with Kompany, it became clear that Wirtz had concerns about a possible position competition with Jamal Musiala in a central offensive midfield. At the same time, the player received a clear and convincing game model from Liverpool coach Arne Slot, which was to be set up specifically around him. As the basis for his move to England, which according to reports from several sources, including the PNP . Uli Hoeneß, the honorary president of FC Bayern, once called Wirtz a dream player, and is still in contact with Wirtz ’father to explore the possibility of changing.

In addition, it is reported that the young player has already made serious preparations for his time in Liverpool, including a visit to real estate, which indicates his firm decision to leave the Bundesliga. The rumors about Wirtz are also discussed in various discussions and forums on platforms such as Transfer market lively, the fear of a possible position conflict at Bavaria plays a central role.

Overall, FC Bayern faces an important decision on how to respond to Wirtz and which player alternatives are considered to rewelter the offensive. The coming weeks will be decisive, not only for Wirtz, but also for the squad planning of Munich.