I reply here in order not to get too offtopic
We both know I'm biased but I'm trying to be realistic with myself on this one because I don't want to end up too disappointed
Besides, I thoroughly dislike your club but Wirtz joining you would put my antipathy to the test because I don't want to miss out on his career. That's how good he is, IMO.
Anyway, I still don't believe he'll join you. The stars would need to align for that to happen and depending how the current season will develop, it might be possible but still very unlikely.
The thing is, you'd need to pulverize your record fee for a domestic transfer which in itself is already unlikely. But you would also need to do that amidst a very expensive transition for a player you don't really need since you already have Musiala, Olise and Wanner as future prospects on his position and will probably attempt to sign Simons as well. What makes it even unlikelier: It's pretty much common knowledge that Wirtz wants to play outside of Germany one day. He's on record calling himself a Barca fan in his youth, it has been reported that he adores Guardiola's football and idolizes Messi and even in the hottest stage of the Bayern rumpur, Plettenberg and Sky mentioned that Wirtz would only see Bayern as step inbetween. That alone wouldn't rule out your interest in him but it definitely affects the price you're willing to pay because your modus operandi consists of paying high salaries and low depreciations on player licenses. And then there's also our principal reluctance to sell to you that is everything but officially confirmed and won't have improved after the Tah/Eberl/Carro incidence.
It also seems as if Wirtz' camp has some sort of checklist before they want to go abroad that consists of playing UCL, playing for Germany, playing for titles, etc. before they go abroad. There have already been reports on how our unexpected title winning season could have eliminated the added value of moving to Bayern before making the big step into another country especially since the factor Alonso could make Madrid a saver bet for his career than Bayern itself.
Which leads me to Madrid. Whether or not they have a spot for him, the rumours seem far too concrete for them not being interested at all. But I actually do think they need him. First, Alonso likes to play 5 attack minded players. The most defense we have been under him was with Grimaldo and Frimpong on the wings, the most attack minded with Adli and Tella - two forwards. But Madrid also lacks a creative passer on his level. The only players in their squad that fit this profile are Güler and Diaz who are nowhere near Wirtz' level as of now and are also much more direct. The reports that they see a need to bring in quality in terms of passing and movement between the lined after Kroos' departure and Modric' aging make total sense to me. Neither Tchouameni, Camavinga, Bellingham, Valverde, Rodrygo, Vinicius, Mbappe nor Endrick can provide that.
As said, I still wouldn't rule you out but I definitely don't see you in the pole position. Much will depend on how the season will develop as well - the better Wirtz plays and we do in the UCL, the harder it will get for you. And it will also matter how well your new players settle in, which players you can offload and how Gnabry, Sané and Coman perform. Another season like the last two and you'll probably can't afford luxury player in the summer because you have to solve more pressing urges. It willnalso make Wirtz' camp think twice if you burn through another manager for indtance. Freak transfers, on the other hand, could make it happen, like Musiala leaving for a record fee or something like that. But all in all, I see Real and probably City as well ahead of you.