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Former Liverpool manager Jürgen Klopp has expressed strong optimism about Liverpool’s record-breaking signing of Florian Wirtz from Bayer Leverkusen for £116 million, despite the club’s current difficult start to the Premier League season. Speaking to German media, Klopp praised the club's ability to strengthen their squad even after becoming champions, calling Wirtz an “exceptional talent” and predicting his arrival will be “absolutely fantastic.”

Wirtz, a highly regarded 22-year-old midfielder who had multiple offers from top European clubs including Bayern Munich and Real Madrid, chose Liverpool, signaling the club’s regained power and appeal in the transfer market. Last season, the German international contributed impressively with 16 goals and 15 assists in 45 appearances for Bayer Leverkusen, playing a key role in their Bundesliga campaign.
Despite Wirtz’s slow start at Anfield with no goals or assists yet, Klopp advised patience. He discouraged public overreactions to Liverpool’s recent three-game losing streak and Wirtz’s adjustment period, emphasizing the player’s "outstanding quality" and stable environment at the club. Klopp urged Wirtz to develop a “thicker skin” to cope with pressure and assured fans that everything would be fine.
The transfer represents a shift in Liverpool’s approach to the market, moving away from previous financial constraints. Klopp admitted he had underestimated how far Liverpool’s spending would go but acknowledged that the “insane” fee would not bother the player if things do not go perfectly in the short term.
Wirtz’s huge price tag does come with some caution, as Klopp recognized the challenge big-money signings face with expectations. However, the former manager believes Wirtz’s talent and temperament put him in a strong position to succeed at Liverpool. Fans share hope, supported by Wirtz’s early Bundesliga impact and glowing comparisons from former coaches, that he will soon justify his record-breaking move and help Liverpool compete strongly for consecutive titles.
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