Bayern Munich icon Stefan Effenberg has taken a swipe at Liverpool-linked Florian Wirtz for his hesitation in deciding his future, labelling the Bayer Leverkusen star's indecision as "undignified".

Liverpool has expressed its interest to the 22-year-old's representatives, yet it suspects that Wirtz will ultimately opt to remain in Germany with either Leverkusen or Bayern, who are keen on making the adaptable forward their prime acquisition this summer following their Bundesliga triumph.

Florian Wirtz’s teammate has urged him not to sign for Bayern Munich	Liverpool target Florian Wirtz urged by Leverkusen teammate not to seal Bayern Munich transfer	Florian Wirtz has already been told to avoid Bayern Munich as Liverpool chase £125m transfer

However, should Wirtz fancy a switch to the Premier League, Liverpool has positioned itself at the head of the line after Manchester City reportedly backed out due to the hefty price tag at a juncture when its Champions League participation next season is uncertain.

Effenberg, a treble Bundesliga champion and 2001 Champions League winner with Bayern, has aired his grievances regarding Wirtz and his family's protracted deliberations over his future in his regular t-online column in Germany.

The ex-Germany midfielder penned: "The future of Bayer Leverkusen superstar Florian Wirtz is still unclear.

Liverpool continues to be linked with a move for Florian Wirtz of Bayer 04 Leverkusen.
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