'Legend': Milos Kerkez says Liverpool are losing another ‘unbelievable’ player alongside Mo Salah

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2026 will see a summer of change at Anfield, with at least two big names from the Jurgen Klopp era moving on.Alisson Becker’s future remains up in the air amid interest in his services from Italy.The marquee exit of the summer is, of course, Mohamed Salah departing once 2025/26 is over. But Milos Kerkez has also been keen to stress the impact Andy Robertson has had at the club ahead of the former Hull City man also leaving.

What does Arne Slot have to do to win you back next season❓💭 Credit: James Gill/Danehouse/Getty Images Milos Kerkez praises Andy Robertson ahead of Liverpool exitKerkez arrived from Bournemouth in the summer and has cemented himself as Liverpool’s new first-choice left-back under Arne Slot.However, speaking to ESPN this week, the Hungarian has stressed there is no ‘bad blood’ between him and Robertson, instead heaping his fellow full-back in praise.Kerkez said: “He really is a legend. What a player he is, how much energy he has, how much he is running, assisting and everything is really unbelievable and he’s really big player.“He did a lot of stuff for the club.

So he’s good, you know, he’s you know, at the end of the day we have we had to compete this season you know for playing minutes and everything.“But it’s not like bad blood, you know, I’m younger, I came in he also helped me a lot, gave me gave me advice on the way, he’s good, you know.”How will Liverpool replace Andy Robertson?Going into the summer window, Liverpool have been linked with David Raum.Raum’s passing ability is among the best in Europe this season, and he would also add experience to the Reds’ left-hand side.Elsewhere, if a new full-back is not brought in during the coming months, there remains a chance Kostas Tsimikas could stay and act as the back-up to Kerkez.He was sent out on loan to AS Roma this season, but perhaps a return is more plausible now we know Robertson is on his way out.Join Our NewsletterReceive a digest of our best Liverpool content each week direct to your mailbox