Florian Wirtz: Bavaria with national player apparently united about changing

Florian Wirtz’s costly desired transfer is probably a step closer to FC Bayern Munich. According to a report by the “Bild”, the German football record champion has agreed with the Leverkusen national player for a common future. As the sheet reported, the 22-year-old does not want to switch to any other club than the Munich.

Now Bayern would have to agree on a transfer with Wirtz ‘current Bayer Leverkusen association; There should have been no negotiations yet. The offensive player still has a contract in Leverkusen until 2027. According to speculation, Bayer wants to have 150 million euros for Wirtz. According to the “Bild”, the Munichers want to offer 100 million euros in a transfer fee this summer. If that is not enough, Wirtz would wait until 2026. Then a departure would be likely so that Leverkusen collects a transfer fee for Wirtz.

At first there was no official reactions to the news.

Wirtz is considered the great desired transfer of FC Bayern Munich this summer. The supervisory boards Uli Hoeneß and Karl-Heinz Rummenigge had expressed themselves exuberantly over the Leverkusener. Above all, the bosses on Säbener Straße and many Bayern fans want to see Wirtz and its national team colleague Jamal Musiala together in the club. The two are considered the greatest hopes in German football. In Munich, Wirtz wants to move up to the Musiala salary region. This had extended his contract until 2030 this year.

When asked about reports on a possible transfer by Wirtz, Bayern sports director Max Eberl had previously stated that he did not pursue the reports. The topic of smoldering in public for a long time, he said and basically said: “We will do our tasks, have ideas and thoughts. We see what is to be implemented and realized. Then we will see what the squad looks like at the club World Cup and in the new season.”

In Leverkusen, too, they were still covered on Friday. Coach Xabi Alonso – who will leave the Werkelf after this season – said a possible move from Wirtz to Bavaria: “This is not my information. I talked to Flo, about the game. We didn’t talk about the future.”

He had only indicated in an interview that Wirtz did not stay in Leverkusen forever this week. “In any case, it excites me to leave my comfort zone at some point and experience something new,” he told the “Sports Illustrated”. “I know the football cabins well enough and I am convinced that I would find connections quickly everywhere.”

He emphasized that he had “great respect” in front of teammates who “left their family and their environment for their career”. “I am quite lucky that I have so many excellent clubs right outside the door and can now play with one of the best clubs in Germany and Europe,” said Wirtz. The young star had previously decided not to go to top clubs like Manchester City or Real Madrid, but to Bavaria.