Liverpool, Florian Wirtz
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After links to Liverpool, Manchester City, Bayern Munich and Real Madrid, one of the suitors for Florian Wirtz has reportedly withdrawn their interest.
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LiverpoolWorld on MSNGerman newspaper provide Florian Wirtz to Liverpool latest as Michael Edwards 'flying to meet FSG' over dealLiverpool are aiming to sign Florian Wirtz from Bayer Leverkusen. Michael Edwards is set to meet Liverpool owners Fenway Sports Group (FSG) to discuss the potential signing of Florian Wirtz, reports suggest.
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The news that Manchester City have withdrawn from the race to sign Florian Wirtz from Bayer Leverkusen this summer won't have immediately moved the goalposts at Liverpool.
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TEAMtalk on MSNLiverpool planning SIX huge signings as Florian Wirtz deal clears hurdleThe positions Liverpool will address as part of a six-signing spree have been confirmed, and the Reds have received a colossal boost in their efforts to complete a record-shattering move for Florian Wirtz.
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MANCHESTER CITY have pulled out of the race to sign Florian Wirtz, reports suggest. City had been eyeing a potential deal for the German to make him the successor to Kevin de Bruyne, who is
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Casting to be the architect of Xabi Alonso's new Madrid: Florian Wirtz's desire, Nico Paz's opportunity, Mastantuono's future...The coach is looking for a midfielder with vision to accompany Tchouaméni, Valverde, Camavinga, and Bellingham in the rotation. The German, the best and the most expensive. Paz would cost nine million.
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TEAMtalk on MSN£70m midfielder wants Man City transfer as Guardiola finds Wirtz alternative – sourcesManchester City are determined to sign Morgan Gibbs-White from Nottingham Forest after deciding to abandon their pursuit of Florian Wirtz.
The transfer window is still some time from opening but it appears that Premier League clubs including Manchester United, Arsenal and Liverpool are already making major moves