BUNDESLIGA - Clubs piling after German wonder Wirtz
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Flaming up Bayer Leverkusen spots and sits, 18-year old German international attacking midfielder Florian Wirtz, dubbed "The new Kai Havertz", is now tracked by a bunch of clubs, mostly A-listers, around Europe. Currently on a deal with Bundesliga club until June 2026, the 2003-born wonder is notably tailed by Real Madrid, Bayern Munich, Chelsea, Liverpool, Arsenal, and both Manchester giants.
Starting his first-team tenure back in 2019/20 season, FC Köln alumni started capping for German senior national team last March, and has so far collected four games on the pitch. Capable of running the inverted winger position as well, Wirtz, according to Transfermarkt.de, is at the time worth 65 million euros.
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