For months, the spotlight of European soccer has been on one of the great revelations of German soccer. A young attacking midfielder, talented, with a unique vision of the game and a knack for the final pass that has captivated all of Europe. At just 20 years old, Florian Wirtz is already considered one of the most creative engines on the continent, leading his club in the Bundesliga and being a key piece in the German national team.
Real Madrid Was Following Florian Wirtz
His meteoric progression hasn't gone unnoticed by the big clubs of the old continent. Real Madrid, always alert to young talent and with a firm policy of strategic signings, has had their eyes on him for some time. There was even talk of contacts with his entourage and that his profile fit perfectly in the future renewal of the midfield, as a successor to players like Modric or Kroos.

On the other hand, there were also rumors that Barcelona, despite their financial problems, dreamed of incorporating Florian Wirtz someday. However, in this case, the culers knew that the competition was fierce and that it would be very difficult to reach the figures that other European giants were willing to offer.
Meanwhile, Wirtz himself remained focused on his season, letting his soccer speak for him. With each assist, with each dribble, and with each decisive appearance in key matches, he has increased the interest in his future. The speculations have been constant. But in the offices, a decision was already being cooked up that would change the destiny of this young star.
No to Real Madrid: Florian Wirtz Already Has a New Destination
Finally, although Real Madrid seriously considered him, the club that will win the race will be Manchester City. Guardiola's team has accelerated in recent weeks knowing De Bruyne's departure and is about to close a deal that exceeds 100M. A figure that, while it seems high, reflects the enormous potential of the player. The Catalan coach has been key in the operation, convincing the footballer with his sports project and play style.
Thus, the German attacking midfielder will play in the Premier League starting next season, rejecting the siren calls of Santiago Bernabéu. Real Madrid had him on their agenda... but this time, City was faster. Or, at least, this is what is being suggested from Germany.