Liverpool Open to Wirtz Exit Amid Real Madrid Speculation
Reports from Spain claim Liverpool could consider selling Florian Wirtz to Real Madrid for around €110 million in 2026 after his underwhelming start, with no goals and five assists in 21 games.

Reports from Spain claim Liverpool could consider selling Florian Wirtz to Real Madrid for around €110 million in 2026 after his underwhelming start, with no goals and five assists in 21 games. The move would suit Xabi Alonso, who previously coached Wirtz at Leverkusen, though Liverpool sources insist the club still trusts the 22 year old.
As the future of Mohamed Salah continues to dominate headlines, a sensational report from Spain has dragged another Liverpool forward into the transfer spotlight. According to Defensa Central, Liverpool are allegedly prepared to sell Florian Wirtz to Real Madrid for €110 million in 2026, despite signing him for around £116 million from Bayer Leverkusen in the summer of 2025. The report claims the Reds are already open to taking a financial hit due to Wirtz’s underwhelming start at Anfield, where he has registered no goals and just five assists in 21 appearances this season.
The speculation is fuelled by Real Madrid manager Xabi Alonso’s long standing admiration for Wirtz. Alonso previously worked with the 22 year old at Leverkusen, guiding the club to the Bundesliga title in 2023 24, and Defensa Central has labelled the German playmaker as Alonso’s ultimate dream signing. Wirtz’s versatility, having played across attacking midfield, both wings and even as a centre forward, is seen as a major attraction for Madrid.
However, sources close to Liverpool strongly reject the idea of an imminent sale. The club maintains full faith in Wirtz’s quality and long term potential. Former manager Jurgen Klopp described him as an incredible talent, and insiders insist Liverpool remain committed to unlocking his best form rather than cashing in so early.

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