Evanilson, Justin Kluivert, Milos Kerkez and Antoine Semenyo of AFC Bournemouth celebrate after their team's first goal, an own goal scored by Vitaly Janelt of Brentford (not pictured) during the Premier League match between AFC Bournemouth and Brentford FC at Vitality Stadium on March 15, 2025 in Bournemouth, England. (Photo by Dan Istitene/Getty Images)Evanilson, Justin Kluivert, Milos Kerkez and Antoine Semenyo of AFC Bournemouth celebrate after their team's first goal, an own goal scored by Vitaly Janelt of Brentford (not pictured) during the Premier League match between AFC Bournemouth and Brentford FC at Vitality Stadium on March 15, 2025 in Bournemouth, England. (Photo by Dan Istitene/Getty Images)
Evanilson, Justin Kluivert, Milos Kerkez and Antoine Semenyo of AFC Bournemouth celebrate after their team's first goal, an own goal scored by Vitaly Janelt of Brentford (not pictured) during the Premier League match between AFC Bournemouth and Brentford FC at Vitality Stadium on March 15, 2025 in Bournemouth, England. (Photo by Dan Istitene/Getty Images) | Getty Images
AFC Bournemouth star Milos Kerkez has discussed his future amid Liverpool transfer links.
Milos Kerkez has admitted that he is well aware Liverpool fans want him to join the club - and he ‘dreams to play’ at the highest level in his career.
The left-back is a transfer target for the Reds heading into the summer. Liverpool are seeking a long-term successor for Andy Robertson, who recently turned aged 31, and Kerkez is on the shopping list.
The 21-year-old has been in flying form for AFC Bournemouth this season. He has recorded two goals and five assists as the Cherries aim to qualify for Europe and prepare for an FA Cup quarter-final against Manchester City this weekend.
Kopites have certainly made it known that they would like Kerkez to move to Anfield. The Hungary international’s Instagram posts are flooded with comments pleading with him to join Liverpool. Kerkez is aware and says that his agent is working on a potential move to a team that ‘win trophies’.
Speaking to The Athletic, he said: “It’s not like I don’t see it (the comments). When people say they don’t see stuff if someone says something about you, I think it’s a lie. It’s only if it hits you or not. If someone says something bad, I do my job, and if someone says something good, I just do my job. That’s it.
“As a kid, you dream to play at the highest level, win the trophies, be on the best teams. These are the things that my agent is on. My dad is on. It is not something that they occupy me with because the season is still going, so there’s no point to talk about anything. There’s games left, the FA Cup is important for us — these are big things. And then, like I say, when someone comes (in for you) you never know what’s going to happen or where you’re going to end up. In the summer, we will see what happens.”
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