The English club Liverpool is close to completing its first defensive deals during the summer transfer market, by including Hungarian Milos Kirkiz, the back of Bournemouth, in a move aimed at strengthening the left front before the start of the new football season.
A final agreement with Bournemouth
According to reliable reports, led by journalist Florian Platnberg via Sky Sports, Liverpool reached a full agreement with Bournemouth on Kirkiz’s transfer, as the final details of the deal have already been resolved. Platnberg confirmed that the player will sign a long -term contract with the “Reds”, while the medical examination is currently being prepared, expected next week.
An urgent tactical need
This deal comes in light of Liverpool’s endeavor to strengthen the back line, specifically the left side that witnessed a decline in the return of Andrew Robertson during the last period, which sparked many speculation about the possibility of his departure from the team during the current Mercato.
A remarkable performance last season
Kirkz drew attention strongly during his last season with Bournemouth, where he participated in 41 games in all competitions, during which he scored two goals and made 6 other goals. The player emerged with his balanced defensive and offensive capabilities, which made it a goal for several European clubs before Liverpool entered the negotiation line and settled the deal in practice.
A bet on young people
Kirkiz, 20, is one of the most prominent young English Premier League talents, which is consistent with Liverpool’s policy to rely on young elements that can be evolving within a renewed technical project led by the new coach.
