Liverpool have reportedly agreed personal terms with Bournemouth’s Milos Kerkez, aiming to strengthen their left-back position this summer.
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Kerkez, 21, impressed with two goals and six assists, helping Bournemouth achieve a club-record ninth-place Premier League finish.
With Andy Robertson now 31, Liverpool are seeking a long-term successor to maintain depth and competition in defense.
Fabrizio Romano reports that while personal terms are settled, Liverpool and Bournemouth are negotiating the final transfer fee.
Bournemouth are reportedly seeking around £45 million for Kerkez, reflecting his potential and recent performances.
Kerkez hinted at a possible move on Instagram, thanking fans and expressing uncertainty about his immediate future.
Liverpool are also pursuing Jeremie Frimpong and Florian Wirtz from Bayer Leverkusen to bolster their squad.
Frimpong is expected to replace Trent Alexander-Arnold, who is set to join Real Madrid on a free transfer.
Wirtz would be a club-record signing, with Leverkusen valuing him at around £125 million, reports Liverpool World.
These moves indicate Liverpool’s proactive approach to squad reinforcement ahead of the upcoming season.
While nothing is finalized, Kerkez’s growing profile and Liverpool’s active transfer strategy suggest this deal could be sealed soon.
His versatility and youth perfectly fit the Reds’ long-term vision, and fans may not have to wait long for an official announcement.
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