Liverpool is keen to sign Milos Kerkez this summer and the Hungary international is known to be close with Reds midfielder and international colleague Dominik Szoboszlai
Szoboszlai Staying Quiet as Liverpool Close In on Another Hungarian Star
Dominik Szoboszlai’s keeping his lips sealed — but the noise around Milos Kerkez to Liverpool is only getting louder.
The Bournemouth left-back, valued at around £45 million, is firmly on the Reds’ radar as they continue their search for Andy Robertson’s long-term successor. And just as things heat up, Atlético Madrid have suddenly thrown their hat in the ring for Robbo, with the Scotsman admitting earlier this week that his future at Anfield is “uncertain.”
It’s a weird one — Robbo’s a fan favourite, but we all know football moves fast, and Liverpool’s planning ahead.
Szoboszlai and Kerkez are mates off the pitch, both proud Hungarians, so naturally, the question came up. But when asked about Kerkez possibly joining him at Anfield, Szobo didn’t give much away, telling Nemzeti Sport: “I don’t know about him… for now.”
Fair play, keeping it professional. But he was way more open when chatting about Armin Pecsi — the 20-year-old keeper who’s just signed from Puskas Akademia. The kid’s already got Hungary U21 caps, was in the Golden Boy 2025 shortlist, and Szoboszlai clearly rates him.
“I knew a little earlier than you,” he joked. “I told him — come and enjoy it! Work hard every day. You know what your goal is. You’re determined; otherwise, you wouldn’t be here. The hard work will pay off.”
That’s exactly the kind of mentality we want at the club — hungry, young talents who know what it means to fight for that badge.
Speaking of Robbo again — his own words hint at change. He said:
> “The club have had good discussions with me, but I’m not sure what the future holds… My full focus right now is being a dad for a few weeks. The club are looking at younger players in key positions — that’s just part of being at a big club.”
Veteran talk. Mature, honest, but you can sense something shifting.
And that’s not even it — July’s gonna be wild. Valencia’s Giorgi Mamardashvili is landing, and the biggest bombshell? Liverpool have agreed a deal for Florian Wirtz. After weeks of back-and-forth with Leverkusen, it’s finally done — £124 million for the 22-year-old, making him the most expensive signing in British football history.
Jeremie Frimpong’s already through the door. Now Wirtz joins him.
The summer’s heating up, and Liverpool aren’t messing about.