Bayer Leverkusen defender Jarrell Quansah has disclosed that his decision to leave Liverpool for the Bundesliga side was straightforward. The 23-year-old, who joined Leverkusen last summer in a £35m deal, has expressed his desire for more playing time, having made 38 appearances this season. Quansah attributed his move to the clear plan presented by Leverkusen's management, which aligned with his own aspirations. He stated, 'They had a very clear plan of what they'd been watching, and everything they saw from me...
it matched up to what I was thinking as well. Seeing as we were on the same page, it was a no-brainer.' Quansah also shared his thoughts on his departure from the Premier League champions, saying, 'I think you just have maybe a gut feeling. Sometimes you can't think about it too much and listen to too many people... I really took time on the decision, I took time to myself to reflect on everything that was going on at Liverpool.' The defender is now focused on making England's World Cup squad, having withdrawn from the latest selection due to a thigh injury.
Quansah expressed his determination, saying, 'I'm going to try and attack these last games with Leverkusen, and if I manage to make the squad, then I'm happy and I'll give everything for the country.'