Liverpool is gearing up for a potentially groundbreaking transfer meeting, scheduling discussions over the €120 million signing of Bayer Leverkusen's sensation, Florian Wirtz. The Reds hold a key advantage over Bundesliga rivals Bayern Munich, as Leverkusen favors selling Wirtz to an overseas club, potentially paving the way for Liverpool to secure the talented midfielder.
This development comes amidst Liverpool's active transfer window, with the club also advancing talks to sign Leverkusen's Jeremie Frimpong, with a potential five-year deal on the table. Meanwhile, Liverpool, Chelsea, and Arsenal are all eyeing Real Madrid's Rodrygo Goes, who has expressed a preference for playing on the left side of the pitch.
The transfer landscape is heating up, with Liverpool facing stiff competition from Arsenal and Manchester United for various targets, including Viktor Gyokeres and Rayan Cherki. As the meeting with Leverkusen approaches, Liverpool's determination to secure Wirtz's signature will be put to the test, with the potential €120 million fee looming large.