Liverpool on the loose: after Wirtz and Frimpong, Kerkez is also a done deal

Liverpool, 20 June 2025 – The victory of the Premier League, Liverpool continues to build the team for next season. After the painful separation with Alexander Arnold, which moved to Real Madrid, the reds went straight to Jeremie frimpong, who in the last season with the Bayer Leverkusen He scored 5 goals and 12 assists in 48 total games, but they didn't stop there. A few days later, in fact, Liverpool fished again at Leverkusen and secured the team's brightest talent, namely Florian wirtz. This was the third most expensive transfer in the history of football as, between fixed part and bonuses, the operation cost around 150 million euros, second only to Neymar (which in 2017 went from Barcelona al Paris Saint-Germain for 222 million euros) and Mbappé (moved from Monaco to PSG for a total of 180 million euros). The German has already undergone medical tests with his new club and has signed a five-year contract, until 2030.

The Reds' transfer campaign, however, is not over yet: according to Fabrizio Romano, everything is done also for the purchase of Milos Kerkez. The Hungarian left back, who played for the Primavera between 2021 and 2022 Milan, will pass by Bournemouth to Liverpool for 45 million euros. Last season, the full-back was one of the best in his role in the Premier League, where, in 38 games, he scored 2 goals and provided 6 assists for his teammates. Furthermore, he is a 2003 class player who has a great margin for growth, on which Slot will be able to work to make him one of the best in his role. The purchase of the Hungarian pushes more and more towards the door Andrew Robertson, on which there is strong interest from theAtletico Madrid. The Scottish left-back has been one of the club's most representative players in recent years, as demonstrated by his 297 appearances for the Reds, but now, with the arrival of Kerkez, the paths of the number 26 and the club could separate. For Liverpool, it would be a radical change, as it would be a complete restyling of the flanks, which in recent years have been one of the team's greatest strengths. For Robertson's farewell, we will still have to wait, with the player who has opened up to the possibility of moving to Atletico Madrid but there is still no agreement between the two clubs, while for Kerkez, who had already accepted Liverpool's offer two months ago, everything is done.