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Liverpool started the new campaign in an excellent way with 5 back to back Premier League wins, and they also started their UEFA Champions League campaign with a victory. But from their 6th game of the Premier League onwards, everything started going downhill, as they kept on losing match after match.
Among the last nine games, they managed only two victories, and they lost 7 of the remaining fixtures. After losing six back to back games, they showed some hope after defeating in form Aston Villa and also Real Madrid in the Champions League fixture. The fans started to get optimistic again before they traveled to Etihad Stadium last Sunday.
Liverpool are rumored to be interested in offloading Florian Wirtz
Manchester City Football Club completely humiliated the defending Premier League Champions with a crushing 3-0 score line. Liverpool fans feel devastated once again, and some of the fans have already started to demand the sacking of Arne Slot, who has spent around £400 million in the summer transfer window, and still, his side is struggling.
Florian Wirtz joined Liverpool last Summer from Bayern Leverkusen
One of the biggest wins Liverpool made this season was the German International Florian Wirtz. Fans were really optimistic about the signing, but so far, he has not been able to show any high potential. He was not terrible, but he was nowhere near justifying his huge price tag of £107 million. A large number of fans have already started to label him as a flop.
Real Madrid are reportedly planning to offer Rodrygo to get the German International
Reports suggest that Liverpool are already planning to offload Florian Wirtz before it gets too late, and Real Madrid are reportedly interested in signing the German International. The Reds were previously interested in signing Real Madrid forward Rodrygo, but Alexander Isak expressed his desire to sign for Liverpool, and the deal collapsed.
It is reported that Real Madrid are willing to offer Rodrygo in exchange for Florian Wirtz, who is presently looking like a misfit at Anfield. But a large number of fans are still ready to believe that the 22 year old German International can still turn around and become a hit for Liverpool. As of now, none of the new players signed by Liverpool have shown anything that would justify your price tags.
