Man Utd target calls Liverpool transfer 'cool' as he reveals future plans

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VfB Stuttgart ace Angelo Stiller has spoken out about his future(Image: Harry Langer/DeFodi Images/DeFodi via Getty Images)

Stuttgart midfielder Angelo Stiller marvelled at Florian Wirtz's transfer to Liverpool this summer as he admitted he is intrigued by the prospect of a move away from the Bundesliga.

The Germany international was linked to Manchester United and Real Madrid in recent months.

Ruben Amorim's side had a central midfielder among their priorities to sign in the transfer window but failed to get one over the line.

The 24-year-old Stiller remained with Stuttgart, while his team saw the exit of former team-mate Nick Woltemade to Newcastle United.

The player is in Julian Nagelsmann's current selection for qualifiers against Slovakia and Northern Ireland.

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"I'm not currently thinking about moving," Stiller told Sport Bild.

I definitely didn't want to jeopardize the World Cup."

The player was impressed by his international team-mate's blockbuster summer transfer however.

Wirtz joined Liverpool from Bayer Leverkusen in a British record deal, until the Reds surpassed the figure when signing Alexander Isak.

"Basically, I'm attracted to moving abroad at some point; I thought Florian Wirtz's decision to go to Liverpool was cool," Stiller acknowledged.

Angelo Stiller wants a place in Germany's World Cup squad(Image: Christina Pahnke - sampics/Getty Images)

Reports suggest the Stuttgart star has a clause in his contract that would permit him to leave for in the region of £35m.

And Stiller does have an eye on one move in the future, though not one that will prick the ears of Europe's elite.

The Germany ace would like a late-career move to thee United States.