🚨 Still cash left after Wirtz? LFC reportedly seal next deal
Despite the substantial investment in Florian Wirtz, which is said to cost Liverpool around 150 million euros, it appears that Liverpool is still not satisfied.
After 'Sky' reporter Florian Plettenberg initially spoke of a "Done Deal" today, Fabrizio Romano has now followed suit and given his "Here we go" for the transfer of Milos Kerkez.
The 21-year-old caught the eye in the past Premier League season with AFC Bournemouth. So much so that, according to reports, Liverpool is said to be willing to pay up to 47 million euros for the left-back – who could potentially succeed Andrew Robertson in the long term.
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