Liverpool’s summer rebuild is gaining momentum, with the club now in advanced talks to sign Bournemouth left-back Milos Kerkez, according to Fabrizio Romano.

Reds Ready to Strike Again in the Market

After closing in on the capture of Jeremie Frimpong from Bayer Leverkusen, Liverpool have swiftly shifted their focus to strengthening the left side of their defence. Kerkez, a highly-rated Hungary international, has been on the Reds’ radar for months. With personal terms nearly agreed, negotiations between Liverpool and Bournemouth are intensifying.

Bournemouth Playing Hardball

The Cherries have already lost Dean Huijsen to Real Madrid for £50 million, and they’re reportedly holding out for a similar fee for Kerkez. However, Liverpool remain confident of reaching a deal as they look to wrap up their second key signing of the summer.

More Moves on the Horizon

Kerkez’s potential arrival signals the club’s intent to build a younger, faster and more dynamic squad under Arne Slot. After the left-back and right-back spots are addressed, Liverpool are expected to target a proven striker to replace Darwin Nunez, who could be on the move.

Additionally, Atalanta midfielder Ederson has emerged as a possible candidate to bolster the Reds’ defensive midfield options.

With the transfer window heating up, Liverpool fans could be in for an exciting few weeks.