Florian Wirtz seemed to nod in accordance with him when he was asked if he was 'enthusiastic about Liverpool' after the nations of Germany on Wednesday evening by Portugal.
The Reds remain in negotiations with Bayer Leverkusen about a deal for the 22-year-old. Leverkusen wants £ 120 million and Liverpool his £ 109 million, but Wirtz has made it clear that he wants the move.
The Germany star is convinced by the clear plan of Arne Slot from where he will play in the attitude of Liverpool as a no. 10.
If the Reds allow Bayer's demands, Wirtz would be the most expensive signing in British football, which paid the £ 115 million Chelsea Brighton for Moises Caicedo.
After the 2-1 semi -final defeat of Germany by Portugal – in which Wirtz sometimes blinded and scored the only goal of his country in the night – the attacking midfielder seemed to respond to a question about his expected movement.
When asked by Lewis Steele van Mail Sport if he was 'excited for Liverpool', Wirtz seemed to nod in accordance with, although fans on social media speculated about whether he easily acknowledged someone who called his name.
It follows an extraordinary event in the evolving transfer -Saga when Wirtz seemed to confirm that he had confirmed his move to the Premier League champions, with Reds encouraging fans not to 'believe everything'.
Richard Hughes, the Liverpool sports director, has presented a package to his Leverkusen contradiction Simon Rolfes with easily feasible performance-related bonuses, such as Champions League qualification, but the clubs still have to match a final fee.
This week Wirtz went to social media to hit the German press after a reporter suggested that the attacker would like to be looking for the No 10 shirt of Alexis Mac Allister if the move would go through.
“Anyone who says I want the 10,” placed Wirtz at his 3.3 million Instagram followers. “I respect players.”
He added: “Do not believe everything that has been written,” accompanied by a clown.
The post came after the German journalist Florian Plettenberg from Sky suggested that Wirtz wanted to take the Mac Allister shirt number.
He wrote on Monday on X: 'Florian Wirtz would like to wear the number 10 shirt in Liverpool. He is currently also wearing it at Leverkusen and the number 17 shirt for Germany. '
The number 17 is also taken in Liverpool, with Curtis Jones currently occupying that number. In the meantime, conversations between Bayer and Liverpool are going on while trying to find a middle ground.
There is also a possibility that Bayer could bring a Liverpool player to Germany as part of the deal. Harvey Elliott and Jarell Quansah are both admired by Leverkusen, but Elliott will not be presented as brand weight.