""I have been learning from some of the best players around me at the time at Liverpool," Quansah said. "Being able to do that has been so good for my career. It has always been a big part of it. At this part of my career, 22 turning 23 [in January], I need hundreds of games to be where I want to be. I think overall that's why the decision was made and why I thought going abroad was best for me.""
""It is not a strange feeling, I'm really delighted to be here," he said. "It is always a huge honour to get called up and I'm thankful for the manager for that as well. It is always about learning from the senior players who ha"
""tactical reasons.""
Jarell Quansah moved from Liverpool to Bayer Leverkusen in July for more regular first-team football. He progressed through Liverpool's academy and made 58 senior appearances but started only four Premier League games last season. He was substituted at half-time in Arne Slot's first competitive match for "tactical reasons" and did not start another league fixture until December. Leverkusen paid £35 million for the 22-year-old centre-back. Quansah aims to play hundreds of games to reach his potential, is adapting to the Bundesliga, helped England win the European Under-21 Championship, and has been called up to senior England squads but remains uncapped.
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