Jeremie Frimpong has made a bold and exciting claim about his Liverpool teammate Florian Wirtz that will have Reds fans buzzing—especially after a season that hasn't quite gone to plan at Anfield.

Both players arrived from Bayer Leverkusen last summer carrying huge expectations. But injuries, inconsistency, and Liverpool's overall struggles under Arne Slot have made their transitions tougher than anyone anticipated. Yet Frimpong, speaking to The Anfield Wrap, has no doubts about his teammate's quality.

"He's an amazing player, you know, he wins you titles," the Dutch full-back said. "So yes, there's a lot more coming from Flo, 100%. And there's a lot more you will see."

That kind of confidence shouldn't surprise anyone who watched the duo tear it up in Germany. Under Xabi Alonso, Frimpong and Wirtz formed one of the Bundesliga's most dangerous partnerships, playing central roles in Leverkusen's historic title-winning campaign. Earlier this season, the Netherlands international even called Wirtz "my boy," while the German playmaker admitted the pair often talked in the dressing room about how exciting it would be to join Liverpool together.

Still, there's no denying both players have hit bumps this season. Frimpong has been sidelined repeatedly by injuries, while Wirtz has drifted in and out of games despite flashes of elite quality. Liverpool's wider tactical issues haven't helped either, especially during frustrating recent outings against Chelsea and Manchester United where the side lacked energy on and off the ball.

But if Frimpong's prediction holds true, Liverpool fans might not have to wait much longer to see the Wirtz they were promised—a player who, in the right form, can be the difference between a good season and a title-winning one.