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Milos Kerkez has been linked with a move to Liverpool(Image: Getty Images)

Liverpool have been given a major boost to Arne Slot's summer transfer plans after the latest Manchester United decision.

Fabrizio Romano claims United won't be making a move for Bournemouth defender Milos Kerkez this summer, despite transfer speculation linking the Hungarian left-back with a move to Anfield and Old Trafford.

Slot's side are understood to be admirers of the 21-year-old left back, who has been one of the standout performers for Andoni Iraola's side this season.



The Cherries are looking to secure European football for the first time this season, with Kerkez notching two goals and four assists in 27 Premier League appearances so far this season.

Liverpool are looking to bolster their options at left-back with Andy Robertson struggling in the first-half of the campaign, with Kerkez a potential target.

The Reds have been given a major boost ahead of a potential move for Kerkez, with United's January swoop for Patrick Dorgu, putting an end to a summer swoop for the Hungarian, according to Romano.

Speaking about Liverpool's summer plans and interest in Kerkez, Romano told his YouTube channel: "After Milos Kerkez changed agency in January, going with Fali Ramadani, with LIAN Spots, a very important agency, the situation is very clear: he’s looking for a top club for the summer transfer window.

“In the summer he’s expected to be one of the players on the way out.

There are many clubs interested in Milos Kerkez."

“Man United signed Patrick Dorgu, so that position is not expected to be covered again,” Romano added.

For sure he will be one to watch in the transfer window.”

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“Fali Ramadani is a very connected agent, he was the agent who brought Federico Chiesa to Liverpool.

But Kerkez will certainly be one to watch in the summer transfer window.”


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