Wirtz Would Have Performed Better At Bayern Munich –Hoeness

Bayern Munich honorary president Uli Hoeness has reignited his vocal pursuit of Florian Wirtz, claiming the 23-year-old playmaker would be performing at a far higher level had he chosen the German giants over Liverpool.

Hoeness was deeply involved in the transfer tug-of-war two years ago when Wirtz departed Bayer Leverkusen, ultimately opting for a move to Anfield under former manager Arne Slot following Liverpool’s Premier League title success.

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Speaking in a fresh interview, the Bayern chief argued that Liverpool have failed to build their attack around the German international.

“Florian Wirtz would play much better for Bayern than he does at Liverpool,” Hoeness told Welt Am Sonntag. “I watch a lot of his games. They haven’t integrated him properly at all.”

Contrasting his role at Anfield with his instrumental days at Leverkusen, Hoeness added: “In Leverkusen, he got every ball; in Liverpool, he’s just one among many.”

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Hoeness openly described signing Wirtz as a dream and wanted to see him alongside Jamal Musiala as two of Germany’s most exciting prospects.

It is clear that Hoeness admires Wirtz, but his constant comments on the midfielder come across as bitter after he rejected Bayern back in 2025.

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