Liverpool won the race to sign Florian Wirtz from Bayer Leverkusen after a long competition with other clubs, most notably Bayern Munich and Manchester City. Although Wirtz's transfer has not met expectations so far, Bayern Munich considers losing the player a "stroke of luck" because it opened the door for a young talent from their academy to shine.

Seventeen-year-old Linart Karl took advantage of the opportunity remarkably, participating in 14 out of 18 matches this season, scoring three goals and providing two assists. As a result, Bayern Munich saved a huge amount of money by missing out on the Vertz deal and gave Karl the chance instead.

After a summer marked by a fierce battle over Florian Wirtz, which Liverpool ultimately won, Bayern Munich is experiencing a sense of satisfaction as it became clear that losing the player was not entirely negative. While Wirtz faces challenges in England, Bayern has found a valuable opportunity in the failed transfer.

Lennart Karl, nicknamed "Super-Karl," has become a rising star in the team, recording five contributions in 14 matches played this season. Bayern officials believe that Karl's brilliance would not have been realized if Virtz had been signed, proving that losing Virtz turned out to be an unexpected gain for the Bavarian team.