Quansah: Leverkusen move was a no-brainer

Bayer Leverkusen defender Jarrell Quansah stated that his departure from Liverpool was a "no-brainer." The 23-year-old moved to the German club last summer for £35 million, signing a five-year contract after coming through Liverpool's academy and playing 58 first-team games. Quansah has since featured in 38 matches this season, seeking increased playing opportunities.

Quansah explained that Leverkusen's management presented a detailed plan that aligned with his own career aspirations, making the decision straightforward. He emphasized his desire to play at the top level, highlighting the Bundesliga's stature and the opportunity to compete in the Champions League. He is now eager to impress in the remaining fixtures for Leverkusen.

With ambitions to represent England in the upcoming World Cup, Quansah is determined to perform at his best. He views World Cup participation as a significant privilege in a player's career. Quansah believes his performances on the pitch are the only way to convince selectors, committing to attacking the rest of the season with Leverkusen to earn a spot on the national team.