What distinguishes Vertz from many others is not just touching and seeing him, but his mentality.
Even at the beginning of his career, he was carrying himself as a leader. He is not the highest voice in the room, but it is felt. Some incorrectly, their silent and negligent behavior, simply and Wiretz do not go out through itself to change the image.
In a TikTok’s clip from the national team, Virtz was in his favorite foods, “oren potatoes… I’m saying they’re number one.
He became a Mim across German football – fans shrinked potato images on his face, even the talk made the summer dance corridor. For his part, Wiretz laughs at him.
“I don’t think that,” he told Kicker. “Especially those who know me – and I don’t understand why he blew it down.
But his friends in his team appreciate the way Wiretz keep things simply. Leverkusen goalkeeper Lucas Heradke, who once summarized the midfield with a current phrase-icon: “Flo is Flo.
“Floryan is just a great asset of naturally insignificant,” said former German coach Hansey. “He’s just a great and attractive technique, he likes to play, he’s very creative, he has a good blow, he runs hard and quickly.
Former Leverkusen president Siwani once praised Virtz’s peace and decision in narrow places, saying he would stay cold when he would be faster to dangerous areas. Alonso has constantly praised his character and fearlessness: “He always tests something.
Outside the pitch, Wiretz stays on earth. He is still close to the same group of friends in his homeland in Renland.
When reports recently reported that Liverpool and Manchester City met with its representatives, many learned that the delegates were parents: Hans Vertz, 71, and Karen Grossi, Julian’s sister will play for Werder Bremen in the Premier League.
Karen deals with the finances. Hans – former Border agent and president of a local football club – directly speaks to sports managers and executive managers. Bayern has recently contacted him to discuss how Florien could fit alongside Mosola in a team.
“Sports view is much more important than money. My parents will be angry if they never pay me,” Wiretz told Sport Illustraity earlier this month.
Some critics say Vertz may have missed the opportunity to support him with a domestic support structure. But while others are looking for commercial contracts, Wiretz has made the priority of football – and has been loyal to those who have been with him from the beginning.
Now, with the end of an era and the beginning of an era, Wiretz appears ready. It has taken the long-term road, and is more ready to move forward.