Liverpool's new superstar Florian Wirtz has declared his ambition to win 'everything, every year' to win after his blockbuster switch from Bayer Leverkusen.
The German golden boy says that he already feels the love of Reds -fans after his £ 100 million movement – which could rise to a British transfer record of £ 116 million.
Wirtz has written a five -year -old deal in Anfield after a soap of a month, so that he rejects the appreciated company of Bayern Munich, Manchester City and Real Madrid.
He is expected to run the ground after Liverpool had eliminated a club record compensation to sign him.
Wirtz said: 'I would like to win everything every year! First of all we have to do our work, I have to make my work.
'In the end we want to be successful. Last season Liverpool won the Premier League, so my goal is to win it again and to continue in the Champions League. I am really ambitious.
'I am really excited to have a new adventure for me. This was also a big point of my thoughts: that I want something completely new, to go out of the Bundesliga and to become a member of the Premier League. '
In a video on Instagram, the 22-year-old added: 'What would I say? I would say, thank you for the support, of course I also saw it on Instagram or everywhere else that they want me to come.
'I would thank you for the support and I am really looking forward to playing for them and achieving great things together.
“So yes, I am really happy to come and sorry for the long wait.”
After a relatively reserved some transfer windows, Liverpool fans were left limp due to what seems to be an almost perfect transfer window so far.
Arne Slot had already signed Wirtz's former Bayer Leverkusen teammate Jeremie Frimpong for £ 29.5 million.
Witrtz and Frimpong were crucial for Leverkusen's Invincible Domestic Double in 2023-24 under Xabi Alonso and were recently on vacation together.
Frimpong arrives as an attack replacement for Trent Alexander-Arnold, who received Liverpool £ 10 million from Real Madrid, only a month before his contract ended.
The Reds are also set to sign Bournemouth Left-back Milos Kerkez for £ 40 million.
In the meantime, Giorgi Mhaldashvili will take his place as Alisson's sidekick after leaving Valencia for £ 29 million – as arranged last summer – while Caiomhin Kelleher to Brentford has been shipped for a healthy £ 18 million.
The vision of Slot appealed to Wirtz and the Dutchman plans to use him as an attacking midfielder.
It is believed that in games when Liverpool dominates, they provided Wirtz that floats everywhere during the attack.
They will have to balance the books with sales, but their summer company can continue with them, while they still have designs on a no. 9 and defender.