Milos Kerkez has performed Liverpool's appetite supporters and begged them to sign the club to sign him this summer.
Van de Reds has been reported that they give priority to a movement for the left back of Bournemouth, while they are starting to plan for the successor to Andy Robertson. The Hungary International, 21, has impressed the cherries under Andoni Iraola and was signed by Richard Hughes, who is now the Liverpool sports director.
Arne Slot still has to leave a print on his side and only add Federico Chiesa to the team in the summer. However, the Dutchman expects a busier time in the summer transfer window.
Kerkez continued to build enthusiasm behind the movement on Saturday after delivering an excellent assist. The full-back rode the left flank before he supplied a perfectly placed cross on the path of Marcus Tavernier to open the score against Tottenham.
“Liverpool should definitely go for him,” said a social media user. “That was there Prime Robertson there.”
“Milos Kerkez is the LB Liverpool,” added another. “I can't believe that people want 'hato' instead of Kerkez. Kerkez is the perfect Liverpool Full Back,” posted a further Reds fan on X.
“To be honest – draw Milos Kerkez, incredible!” said a supporter. “Bring Milos Kerkez Asap to Liverpool,” demanded another.
Others said the move should not require second thoughts.
“Milos Kerkez feels like the most obvious Liverpool signature in a long time,” placed a user. “Kerkez feels like such an obvious signing for Liverpool. As much as I love other pounds such as Gutierrez and Ait Nouri, there is something else about the Hungarian,” added one.
“We have to sign Milos Kerkez, whatever happens, he plays like Robertson when he was much younger and he is only 21. Note his assist against Tottenham today.”
However, Kerkez's efforts could not prevent Bournemouth from preventing a leader from throwing away a leader. The cherries were 2-0 in the second period on the side of Ange Postecoglou after Evanilson doubled the benefit of the visitors.
However, Spurs were able to find their way back in the game, when Pape Matar Sarr sent a curling effort from the right past Kepa Arrizabalaga. The Spanish keeper then brought Tottenham-Star Soon EUGG-Min when the game reached its final. The South Korea International did not make the place a mistake to ensure that the LilyWhites escaped with a point.
Disadvently about the game, Iraola said: “The first goal we have admitted is a matter of happiness, but the second that we should do better, should defend better, it is a cheap fine to admit.”
“I think he [Kepa] Is frustrated, “he added.” I think son is smart. He goes aside and forces the contact, but Kepa gives the referee an option. “
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