Liverpool targets Bournemouth's Kerkez as Robertson's replacement

Liverpool is moving quickly to sign a new left-back as a replacement for Andy Robertson. The player they want is Milos Kerkez, who currently plays for Bournemouth. Kerkez has become Liverpool's top target for the summer transfer window. The club is competing with major teams like Real Madrid, Manchester United, Manchester City, and Arsenal for his signature. To improve their chances, Liverpool has contacted both Kerkez's agents and Bournemouth. The asking price for the 21-year-old is expected to be at least £40 million. Kerkez reportedly prefers a move to Liverpool, partly due to the influence of Richard Hughes, Liverpool's director of football. Hughes played a role in bringing Kerkez to England. This season, the Hungary international has impressed, scoring twice and providing five assists in 29 matches for Bournemouth. Meanwhile, Andy Robertson, the current left-back for Liverpool, spoke about the rumors linking the club to various players. He expressed pride in his long time as the team’s starting left-back. He acknowledged that while he has faced criticism this season, he remains confident in his abilities. Robertson is ready to compete for his position, even if the club signs a new player.