
Milos Kerkez trolls Brennan Johnson in message amid Liverpool ‘asking price met’
Milos Kerkez had a lighthearted dig at Brennan Johnson after Bournemouth’s dramatic 2-2 draw with Tottenham.
Despite the disappointment letting a two-goal lead slip, the Hungarian full-back delivered another standout performance, constantly threatening down the left flank. His display has only fuelled speculation about his future, with Liverpool among the clubs linked to a summer move.
Liverpool fans were wowed after Kerkez’s assist for Marcus Tavernier’s goal, a pinpoint cross after he burst down the left flank.
Amid the transfer rumours, former Manchester United and Blackburn chief scout Mick Brown told Football Insider that Liverpool are willing to meet Bournemouth’s asking price for Kerkez as they look to strengthen their defensive options.
But while speculation continues to swirl, the full-back had something else on his mind—taking to social media with a playful message for Johnson.
Season statistics in 2024/25 | Milos Kerkez |
Appearances | 31 |
Goals | 2 |
Assists | 5 |
Milos Kerkez entertains Bournemouth fans and Justin Kluivert with defiant message
The full-back shared a lighthearted post on Instagram, featuring a clip of his crunching tackle on Spurs winger Johnson as they battled for possession. Accompanying the video was the caption: “Not on my watch.”
Several Bournemouth teammates reacted to the post, with Justin Kluivert finding the humour in it, commenting: “HAHHA legend you are BRATE.” Meanwhile, Dean Huijsen and Evanilson were among those who liked the post.
Kerkez is expected to leave Bournemouth in the summer transfer window, with Liverpool, Real Madrid, and Manchester United all interested in securing his signature.
His dynamic mix of defensive strength and attacking threat has attracted attention from Europe’s elite. Having joined the Cherries from AZ Alkmaar in 2023 for around €18 million (£15m), the Hungarian has quickly developed into one of the Premier League’s most exciting young prospects.
Liverpool preparing summer swoop for Bournemouth’s Milos Kerkez and Dean Huijsen

With Virgil van Dijk’s long-term future at Anfield uncertain, Liverpool are stepping up their interest in Huijsen as they plan for defensive reinforcements.
The Reds appear to be focusing on a younger defensive core under Arne Slot, added to the fact that Andy Robertson’s contract set to expire next year, and no progress in a new deal for Van Dijk.
Despite the speculation, Kerkez remains focused on the present, continuing to impress as Bournemouth push for a European spot in the Premier League.