Jarell Quansah: Bayer Leverkusen in talks to sign Liverpool Defender with Florian Wirtz Vole to seal 100 million pounds Sterling Reds Move | Football news

Bayer Leverkusen is in talks to sign the defender of Liverpool Jarell Quansah, with the Bundesliga Club playmaker Florian Wirtz who is expected to arrive on the Merseyside Thursday evening to finish his move of 100 million pounds Sterling at the Premier League champions.

Active negotiations are underway for Quansah to move to Bayarena, although this agreement is separated from the Wirtz transfer, if it is finished.

Sky Sports News Previously, Leverkusen’s interest in Quansah while Wirtz’s move began to progress.

Quansah – which has been in the running for a senior ceiling from England in recent months – has signed a new five -year contract in Liverpool last October.

Wirtz flying for Liverpool to make a movement of 100 million pounds sterling

Leverkusen Playmaker Wirtz must be due to Merseyside on Thursday to finalize his transfer of big money to Liverpool.

The 22 -year -old German international is expected to undergo medical on Friday.

Wirtz was on a post-season vacation while Leverkusen and Liverpool conclude an agreement that could reach British record fees of 116.5 million pounds sterling.

The player should sign a five -year contract on a minimum wage of £ 195,000 per week, which could become £ 245,000 per week with bonuses.

Wirtz only wanted to join Liverpool during this window, Sky Sports News Understands, and not for money.

The tactical plan of the Liverpool head coach, Arne Slot for the playmaker would be one of the main reasons why he chose to move to Anfield.

Quansah wants to “move to the next stage” of his career – this decision could suit both parties

Analysis of Sky Sports’ Richard Morgan:

The news that Bayer Leverkusen is in talks to sign Quansah will undoubtedly leave the supporters of the Reds with mixed feelings.

Quansah has flourished since he spent a six-month loan from Ligue 1 Bristol Rovers in the second half of the 2022-23 season.

The 22 -year -old made his debut under the previous director Jurgen Klopp of the next campaign, making 33 appearances in all competitions, including 16 in the Premier League, playing a key role while Liverpool challenged on the four fronts in the depths of this campaign.

England U21 International was on Wembley’s field when the Reds beat Chelsea to win the Carabao Cup of this season, the same appointed provisional member of the EURO 2024 team of Gareth Southgate, before being finally omitted.

However, the defender only played in 25 games in total, 13 of which were in the league, while the Slot team won the title last season, with the head coach of the new Reds preferring to go with Ibrahima Konate in place as a central partner of Virgil Van Dijk-despite the Dutchman who in fact chose the original player of Warrington.

Quansah, who only signed a new five -year -old Reds agreement last October, recently suggested that he should need to leave Anfield to progress his career.

“I am in a very good position to take the next step and it has just worked hard and staying focused on what I can control,” he told England in the European U21 championship.

And with Liverpool in search of large people in the transfer window for this summer, having already signed Jeremie Frimpong, with more arrivals to follow – the owners Fenway Sports Group should now balance the books.

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