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Florian Wirtz of Bayer Leverkusen(Image: Lars Baron/Getty Images)

Liverpool fans will get the chance to watch Florian Wirtz in action this week as talks over a potential transfer continue.

The Reds recently submitted a £109million bid to sign the Bayer Leverkusen star, which was subsequently rejected by the Bundesliga club.

Both Liverpool and Leverkusen are determined to have a quick resolution to the negotiations as talks over a deal to sign Wirtz continue.



The German club are reported to value Wirtz at a fee closer to £125million.

The summer transfer window opened on Sunday and will remain so until June 10, thanks to the Club World Cup.

The window will be closed for almost a week before reopening for the rest of the summer on June 16.

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Wirtz is currently with the Germany national team after finishing his season with Leverkusen.

Julian Nagelsmann's team will face Portugal in the semi-final of the Nations League as they hope to set up a final against either Spain or France in the final.

Liverpool fans will have the chance to watch Wirtz in action for Germany this week, provided Nagelsmann selects the Leverkusen star to feature for his country.

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Here, the ECHO takes a look at how fans can watch the Liverpool transfer target in action this week.

Kick-off in the Nations League semi-final between Germany and Portugal is scheduled for 8pm on Wednesday, June 4 at the Allianz Arena.

Fans in the UK will be able to watch Wirtz in action for Germany, with the match being broadcast on Amazon Prime.

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In order to live stream the fixture, fans must have an Amazon Prime account and then pay the £2.49 fee for pay-per-view.

This service will be available either online, on mobile or via the Amazon Prime TV app.