After their success in the Premier League this season, Liverpool turned his attention to their summer transfer company.
Although the team is full of quality players in each position, they still need a few adjustments to make more improvements.
Arne Slot would be delighted with the performance of her team this season, but their elimination from the Champions League disturbed him.
This clearly showed that they lacked an appropriate goalscorer at the front who would have made the difference against Paris Saint-Germain.
Liverpool needs more additions this summer
This is why they target a movement for an attacker and Hugo Ekitike by Eintracht Frankfurt is on their radar.
Another position they want to strengthen is their left baclus position where they need depth and competition for Andy Robertson.
Journalist David Ornstein confirmed that the defender of Bournemouth Milos Kerkez is the best Liverpool transfer target for the summer transfer window.
Ornstein said on the podcast Sky Sports Back pages:
“It would probably require Andy Robertson, or may more likely [Kostas] Tsimikas to leave. At the top of the list is Milos Kerkez de Bournemouth.
“They will also have other options. What they do can affect the type of right back they bring if they bring one, because don’t forget, they have conor Bradley and Joe Gomez as options. I would expect Jarell Quansah to leave.”
Milos Kerkez would adapt well to Anfield
The Reds are linked to a decision for Kerkez for a long time after his impressive performances for Bournemouth this season.
The young Hungarian defender was brilliant in defense while his contributions to attacks did not go unnoticed.
He is still young and has a long way to go and that is why a player like Robertson at the club could help him become better in the future.
Liverpool’s sage move would be to unload Kostas Tsimikas this summer and keep Robertson who can act as a mentor for Kerkez before reaching a new level.
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