🔴 Liverpool Defender Set for Surprise Bundesliga Exit as Mega Wirtz Deal Nears Completion! 🇩🇪

A major defensive shake-up is on the horizon at Anfield! Sources suggest that Liverpool are on the verge of finalizing the departure of young centre-back Jarell Quansah, with Bayer Leverkusen emerging as his likely destination. ⚡
The Bundesliga side is said to be accelerating talks with Liverpool, with momentum expected to build once the highly-anticipated Florian Wirtz transfer—believed to be worth a British record fee—is completed. Wirtz is reportedly undergoing medical tests ahead of his switch to Merseyside.
👀 As that deal nears the finish line, Quansah could head the other way in a move estimated at €30 million—a record-breaking fee for a defender in Leverkusen’s history.
📉 The 22-year-old has found consistent minutes hard to come by under Arne Slot, making just 13 league appearances in Liverpool’s title-winning campaign. With Virgil van Dijk and Ibrahima Konaté ahead of him in the pecking order, the England U21 international is believed to be seeking more regular football elsewhere.
💬 Speaking during the U21 European Championship, Quansah hinted at a potential move, saying:
“I feel ready to take the next step. I’ve learned so much from Bristol [Rovers] to Liverpool. Now it’s about staying focused and building on what I’ve started.”
For Leverkusen’s new boss Erik ten Hag, the young defender tops his transfer wishlist as the club rebuilds following Jonathan Tah’s exit to Bayern Munich. Other names like Sevilla’s Loic Bade and Milan’s Malick Thiaw have been mentioned, but Quansah appears to be the priority.
📉 Meanwhile, uncertainty continues to swirl around the futures of other Liverpool defenders, including Joe Gomez and Konaté, who has reportedly attracted interest from Real Madrid.
🎯 As the Reds reshape their squad and Leverkusen gears up for a new era under Ten Hag, Quansah’s potential exit could mark one of the most intriguing transfer dominoes of the summer.
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