What separates Wirtz from many others is not just a touch or seeing it, it is his mentality.
Even early in his career in the German league, he was carrying himself as a leader. It is not the highest voice in the room, but his presence is perceived. Some mistake their calm and usual behavior, and Wartz does not come out through him to change that image.
Watch the viral Tiktok clip of the Wartz national team in the classification of its favorite foods, declaring “regular potatoes … I would like to say they are the number one.”
He became Mimi through German football – fans stuck to potato pictures on his face, and even the quotation reached summer dance paths. Wirtz, for his part, was not laughing.
“I don't find it entertaining,” he told Kicker. “Especially those who know me – and I – do not understand why that exploded.”
However, his teammates appreciate the way Wirtz maintains simple matters. “He is a wonderful and delicate delicate,” said Levirkosen, goalkeeper Lucas Herradiki, who once summarized the midfielder.
“Florian is just a big balance with his sponsorship free.” “He is simply a distinguished technician, loves to play, is very creative, has a good shot, and extends strongly and fast. It is the full package.”
Seone, the coach of EX-Leverkusen, once praised Wartz and decisions in tight spaces, indicating how he remains ice when accelerating into dangerous areas. Alonso, also, regularly praised his personality and fear: “He will always try something.”
Outside the stadium, wirtz is still on the ground. He is still close to the same group of friends from his hometown in Rinland.
When reports recently appeared about the Liverpool and Manchester City meeting with his actors, many learned that these actors are his parents: 71 -year -old Hans Witz and Karen Gross Gross. His sister, Julian, plays in the German Laper Lieter Bremen.
Karen deals with financial affairs. Hans – a former agent and head of the local football club – speaks directly with sports directors and senior executives. Bayern recently approached him to discuss how Florian could fit with a team alongside Musiala.
“The sporting perspective is more important than money. My parents will be angry if they are given priority than ever,” Witroz told SPORTS ILLUSTRATED earlier this month.
Some critics argue that Wirtz has missed support for support with this local support structure. But while others are chasing commercial deals, Wirtz gave the priority to football – and they remained loyal to the people who were with him from the beginning.
Now, with the end of one era and another starts, the Wirtz looks ready. He returned back, and he is more than ready to go forward.
