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Liverpool are actively pursuing the signing of Milos Kerkez from Bournemouth at the conclusion of the season.
As reported by Fabrizio Romano, discussions between the two clubs are well underway and progressing smoothly. Romano suggests that a deal could be finalized soon, with Liverpool emerging as strong favorites to secure the 21-year-old’s services.
Kerkez, the Hungarian defender, is eager to make the move, and personal terms are unlikely to be a hurdle.
Why Liverpool Need Milos Kerkez
With Andy Robertson’s performances declining over the past year, Liverpool urgently require a high-quality left-back. The Scottish international has struggled to maintain his previous form, making reinforcement in this position a priority.
Kerkez, a versatile player capable of operating as both a left-back and a wing-back, could address Liverpool’s needs at both ends of the field. The Hungarian international has already proven his abilities in the Premier League with Bournemouth and seems ready for the challenge of playing at a higher level.
A move to Liverpool, the reigning Premier League champions, would be a significant step forward in his career, offering him the chance to compete at the top tier of European football.
The defender aims to test himself at the highest level
The 21-year-old is undoubtedly ambitious, aiming to win major trophies and compete in the Champions League—opportunities Liverpool can readily offer. It’s no surprise he’s keen on making the move.
The focus now shifts to whether Liverpool can negotiate a favorable deal with Bournemouth. Meanwhile, the Reds are also set to bring in Jeremie Frimpong from Bayer Leverkusen for the right-back position. This indicates a significant overhaul, potentially replacing the iconic pairing of Trent Alexander-Arnold and Andy Robertson in a single transfer window. While both have been outstanding for the club, this seems like the ideal moment for a transition.