Florian Wirtz finished at Liverpool? 'Unstoppable' Germany display shows otherwise

Wirtz impressed for Germany against Serbia with a goal and dominant display, suggesting his Liverpool form is finally clicking after a slow start in the Premier League.

Florian Wirtz delivered a standout performance for Germany against Serbia, scoring in the 14th minute and dominating the attacking third. The Liverpool midfielder recorded eight touches in the opposition box, five shots, and a 93 per cent pass accuracy while creating two chances.

German media described him as "virtually unstoppable," and his statistics backed it up with an expected goals and expected assists combination of 1.69. Since the last international break, Wirtz has averaged 0.77 goal contributions per 90 across nine Liverpool matches in all competitions, suggesting his confidence has transformed after struggling to adapt to English football earlier in the season.

The display indicates the attacking threat Liverpool have been waiting for may finally be arriving on a regular basis.