





my thoughts as well

Well, how to say it if you are Stephen Hawking.
It’s already started to annoy me a bit tbh, but I’m excited about the Scouse version.
I haven’t studied him properly. I have only read a couple of article and his wikipedia. Only fools, certainly not gods, write a lot about players they don’t know enough about.
I note his age and position is attractive but he is incredibly expensive. Then again, we haven’t bought many players lately, so can afford it. For me to assess if he is worth the price is impossible at this moment in time. I’m hopeful like everyone but would rather listen to those who know more about him than I do.
Since I don’t know enough, I don’t really have an opinion.
But sure, it is very exciting !
Thank you for your brevity In expressing that.
You are very welcome. I always try to explain myself, using the very least words possible; when answering the questions of people on this wonderful forum.
Florro Vehts.

Until now, I’ve resisted looking at these clips, as I didn’t want to be disappointed when the inevitable announcement of his move to Bayern would be made.
But now that there is a chance, I have had a look at a few of these, and really, he looks like the part, doesn’t he? Very impressive! ![]()
I was thinking the scouse version of Kerkez will be fun
Hi, yes, good morning. Could someone summarize the ongoings?
Preferably not @Magnus
Victory lap #2
Prompt in Co-Pilot: "Could you explain in English the Liverpool transfer Florian Wirtz, using the most words possible ?
Co-Pilot summarises in short for you, my friend:
Liverpool Football Club is on the verge of completing one of the most high-profile and expensive transfers in its history, as they close in on the signing of German international midfielder Florian Wirtz from Bayer Leverkusen . This potential move is not only significant in terms of financial magnitude but also in its implications for Liverpool’s tactical evolution, squad depth, and long-term ambitions under new head coach Arne Slot .
Florian Wirtz, aged 22, is widely regarded as one of the most technically gifted and tactically intelligent young midfielders in world football. Known for his creativity, vision, dribbling, and ability to operate between the lines, Wirtz has been a standout performer in the Bundesliga, playing a pivotal role in Leverkusen’s recent domestic and European campaigns.
Liverpool emerged as the frontrunner for Wirtz’s signature after months of speculation linking him to several European giants, including Manchester City and Bayern Munich. Despite City’s interest and Bayern’s earlier verbal agreement, Wirtz reportedly chose Liverpool as his preferred destination, even visiting the North West of England to look for housing
The deal is expected to cost Liverpool between €130 million and €150 million (approximately £110–£125 million), which would make it a club-record transfer and potentially the highest fee ever received by a Bundesliga club, surpassing Ousmane Dembélé’s move from Dortmund to Barcelona
To help offset the massive fee, Liverpool is reportedly considering including a player in the deal. Names like Caoimhín Kelleher (goalkeeper) and Darwin Núñez (forward) have been floated as potential makeweights, especially since Leverkusen is in the market for reinforcements in several positions
Wirtz is seen as a perfect fit for Arne Slot’s tactical system. He can play as a central attacking midfielder, a second striker, or even in a deeper playmaking role. His versatility means he could potentially replace or rotate with players like Dominik Szoboszlai, giving Liverpool more flexibility in midfield and attack
According to reports, Wirtz was drawn to Liverpool’s project, the opportunity to play in the Premier League, and the chance to be a central figure in a team that just won the league title. His decision to reject Bayern and hesitate on City’s offer was pivotal in allowing Liverpool to swoop in
“Would you like a visual breakdown of Wirtz’s playing style or a tactical diagram showing how he might fit into Liverpool’s formation?”
Yes, please Co-Pilot. My dear friend @Alright_Now_Legend kindly asked for my intervention; so yes.
Here’s a tactical diagram showing how Florian Wirtz could be deployed in Liverpool’s 4-2-3-1 formation under Arne Slot:
This setup allows Wirtz to be the creative hub, linking midfield and attack, and exploiting spaces between the lines.

I am off now (Co-pilot asked me if I wanted to compare with Jurgen Klopp, but now I fear for my life) before I get murdered.