Jurgen Klopp disagrees with Jamie Carragher on Florian Wirtz after Liverpool demand

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Liverpool manager Jurgen Klopp has backed Florian Wirtz to come good at Anfield and has told fans to stop worrying about the German international's form in the Premier LeagueFormer Liverpool boss Jurgen Klopp reckons the fuss surrounding Florian Wirtz's performances is being 'blown out of proportion' as the legendary German manager rallied behind the £116million acquisition after Jamie Carragher's criticism. Wirtz has been singled out for his inability to set England's elite division alight following his £116million move from Bayer Leverkusen.READ MORE: Liverpool handed fresh injury concern for Man Utd clash as statement issuedREAD MORE: Florian Wirtz transfer theory emerges as Arne Slot told to take risky Liverpool actionNevertheless, Klopp has kept his cool and insists there's no cause for concern.

He said: "I don't have to worry about Florian Wirtz because his quality is so outstanding. If anyone's worried, you don't have to!

You can stop."Former Liverpool centre-back Carragher has conceded that Wirtz will ultimately prove his worth but when reflecting on his present performances, he has previously argued that Wirtz disrupts the Reds' equilibrium. It was put forward that Arne Slot has attempted to squeeze in too many of his fresh acquisitions and star players, which has affected the club's harmony.Carragher, speaking following the 1-0 loss to Galatasaray, proposed that Wirtz should be removed from the spotlight against Chelsea - which he was but entered for the second-half and attempt to guide the Reds past their opponents."There's a few problems there that he's [Arne Slot] got to fix - and it'll now be really interesting how he goes about it because he's spent a lot of money on certain players," he said."But right now, I don't think the balance of the team is right, and the obvious one that stands out is Florian Wirtz."He's just not at the races at all.