Milos Kerkez in motion for Bournemouth in opposition to Everton (Photograph by Jan Kruger/Getty Pictures)
Liverpool and Chelsea have reportedly each held talks over the potential switch of Bournemouth left-back Milos Kerkez.
The Hungary worldwide has actually caught the attention within the Premier League in latest occasions, establishing himself as one in every of Europe’s high younger full-backs.
Kerkez is now wished by each Liverpool and Chelsea, although it appears he has confirmed “large curiosity” in a transfer to Anfield particularly, in accordance with TEAMtalk.
One imagines that received’t rule Chelsea out fully, nevertheless it may maybe level in direction of some slight benefit for Liverpool as issues stand.
The Merseyside giants would definitely do nicely to maneuver for a expertise like Kerkez within the months forward because the ageing Andrew Robertson has arguably began to appear to be a little bit of a weak hyperlink in Arne Slot’s facet.
Milos Kerkez switch: Ought to he select Liverpool or Chelsea?
Nonetheless, Chelsea would possibly show a tempting challenge for Kerkez as nicely, with the Blues displaying their dedication to trusting and growing the world’s finest younger gamers below this possession.
That would imply the 21-year-old will really feel certain of getting the enjoying time he wants at Chelsea, whereas there maybe isn’t fairly that very same assure that Robertson received’t nonetheless be first selection at Liverpool after such a terrific profession on the membership.
Nonetheless, LFC look so much nearer to profitable main trophies than CFC proper now, so Kerkez would possibly view linking up with Slot as one of the best transfer to essentially launch his profession.
Kerkez is unquestionably ok that he’ll need to be enjoying in title-winning groups and competing within the Champions League regularly, which doesn’t look assured at Chelsea.
Even when Enzo Maresca has completed a good job with the west Londoners, it’s been a chaotic few years on the membership, with frequent managerial modifications and a excessive participant turnover.
