In the recent announcement on the recent club homepage, the Liverpool FC has completed the contract with Milos Kerkez from AFC Bournemouth.
Accordingly, Milos Kerkez has just become Liverpool's latest rookie this summer, right after the announcement of Florian Wirtz's accession last Friday.
Earlier, the 21 -year -old defender completed a medical examination and agreed to sign a long -term contract with the Premier League champion at the AXA Training Center.
In the first exclusive interview with Liverpoolfc.com, the Hungarian international player said: “I am really happy. This is a real honor, a privilege when playing for one of the largest clubs in the world, the largest club in the UK. I am really happy and excited.
After debuting the team, I will return to my hometown and enjoy a few days, then I really can't wait to come back, wear a set of clothes and start training, prepare for the season. “
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Liverpool signed a contract with Milos Kerkez from Bournemouth. |
Kerkez moved to Anfield after two impressive seasons in England with Bournemouth, where he played 74 matches, scored 2 goals and had 8 assists. The professional career of the 21 -year -old starting at the Hungarian Club Eto FC Gyor before he moved to AC Milan by 2021.
After that, the player born in 2003 joined AZ Alkmaar in the middle of the 2021-22 season and had 57 appearances for a period of one and a half in the Netherlands.
At the team level, Kerkez has had 23 caps of Hungary from the international debut in a match at the UEFA Nations League with Germany in September 2022.
He made a nomination list for the title of PFA's best young player in 2024-25 and was the last candidate for the Golden Boy Award, the award for the best young talent under 21 years old in Europe.
Kerkez added: “I want to thank everyone for giving me great love, even before the official announcement was given.
“Continue to support the team as you always do, because you are the largest fans in the world.
“I will dedicate everything – completely – to win the titles with the club and hope to score a few goals at Anfield. I can't wait more to hear the cheers.