Wirtz Focuses on Success with Liverpool Without Feeling Pressure from the Million-Dollar Signing
Liverpool midfielder Florian Wirtz has stated that he does not feel the pressure of his high transfer fee, valued at 100 million pounds sterling, and is focused on helping the club retain the Premier League title. Wirtz joined Liverpool from Bayer Leverkusen in June, in a deal that could rise to a British record of £116 million with add-ons. Arne Slot’s team beat off competition from Bayern Munich and Manchester City to secure his signing.The 22-year-old doesn’t believe the expectations surrounding him affect his performance. Wirtz has already had an impressive start in Merseyside, scoring his first goal for his new club against Yokohama F. Marinos in Japan last week and offering another eye-catching performance in Liverpool’s 3-2 victory over Athletic Club.I don’t think about that. I just want to play football. How much money the clubs pay each other doesn’t matter.
Florian Wirtz

The footballer also highlighted the freedom the coach gives him to perform on the field.I’m really enjoying the first few weeks. Monday was the first time at Anfield as well. I like it. I came for that reason, because I could fit into this team. I like playing with these players. Every time it’s a little better. I’m happy with how it’s going.
Florian Wirtz
The summer has been busy for Liverpool in the transfer market, with the arrival of several players. Wirtz spoke about the importance of adaptation and the connection between the new team members.I am a player who needs freedom on the field and the coach gives it to me. Of course, I have to respect the position and the players around me. But I try to give my best on the field and find the right places. I have the freedom to do that.
Florian Wirtz
Wirtz also spoke about the team’s goals and his role on the field.I think it’s good that we have some new players who have arrived at the club at the same time, so we can connect a bit and talk to each other about how we feel.
Florian Wirtz
Regarding his adaptation to the Premier League, Wirtz expressed his enthusiasm.The big challenge is to win the title again. It’s the most difficult thing. I try to create opportunities, also to work against the ball because I can also run a lot. I will try to contribute that to the team. Then, with the ball, I hope I can improve the team and put my teammates in better situations.
Florian Wirtz
I will try to find the right places to be and the right spaces to receive the ball, and be dangerous and create opportunities. I haven’t played a match in the Premier League yet, but I’m looking forward to it. That’s why I came here. I’m really looking forward to playing it. Of course, there will be some differences from the German league, but that’s something I can learn. It will make me better.
Florian Wirtz