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The 21-year-old left-back is set to become the Reds’ fourth signing of the summer after flying into the UK for a medical.

Kerkez, currently on international duty, is travelling from Belgrade, Serbia, to complete the final steps of his move from Bournemouth.

Once the medical is done, Liverpool are expected to confirm the signing within 24 hours.

The Reds have agreed to pay around £40 million for the Hungarian defender, making him the second-most expensive defender in club history, only behind Virgil van Dijk.

The deal includes add-ons that could take the final fee even higher.

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Kerkez is coming off a standout season at Bournemouth, where he started every Premier League match in the 2024–25 campaign.

That kind of form has clearly caught Liverpool’s eye.

“Milos Kerkez is flying into the United Kingdom today to complete a medical ahead of his move to Liverpool from Bournemouth,” reported David Ornstein of The Athletic.

Kerkez will sign a five-year contract with the Premier League champions, who have already brought in three players this summer.

He joins fellow Hungarian Armin Pecsi, as well as Jeremie Frimpong and Florian Wirtz from Bayer Leverkusen.

This transfer also works out well for Bournemouth, who turned a tidy profit after signing Kerkez from AZ Alkmaar last summer for around £15.5 million.

And with Kerkez’s arrival, the Reds continue to build a squad ready to defend their crown—and attack down the left like never before.

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