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German nugget Florian Wirtz would have a very clear idea of the club he wants to join after Bayer Leverkusen.
Former Bayern Munich manager Michael Reschke is convinced Florian Wirtz will join Real Madrid.
The Bayer Leverkusen star is in the sights of several major European clubs, including Real and Bayern. However, his preference clearly goes to Casa Blanca. “Even though Bayern is one of the top five clubs in Europe, it is clear that Wirtz plans to sign for Real Madrid,” Reschke told Sky90.
Wirtz wants to follow Xabi Alonso
“I think (Carlo) Ancelotti will be replaced by a Spaniard who is currently coaching in the Bundesliga, and it is entirely possible that he will take his favorite player.” Reschke is referring to Bayer coach Xabi Alonso, who is Ancelotti’s choice to succeed him at Real.
Wirtz (21 years old) is still linked to Bayer until 2027. His market value is around 130 million euros. A colossal sum that Bayern is not used to paying. Real, yes, on the other hand.
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