Liverpool’s summer rebuild is beginning to gather serious momentum — and **Fabrizio Romano’s latest cryptic update suggests more good news is just around the corner.**
The trusted transfer journalist posted a three-character teaser on X:
> * #LFC**
While brief, the meaning is clear — something big is imminent at Anfield.
### Milos Kerkez Deal “Absolutely On”
Romano had previously confirmed that a deal for **Milos Kerkez** is *“absolutely on”*, with the Hungarian left-back having already agreed personal terms with the Reds. The 20-year-old is set to join from Bournemouth, and it’s now just a matter of finalising terms between the two clubs.
Once completed, **Kerkez would become Liverpool’s second summer defensive signing**, following the arrival of **Jeremie Frimpong** — another exciting addition from Bayer Leverkusen.
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### Florian Wirtz Next?
Meanwhile, hopes remain high that **Florian Wirtz** could be the next marquee arrival. The 21-year-old German sensation continues to be linked with Liverpool, and journalist **Paul Joyce** recently revealed that the Reds have received a response to their **second bid** for the attacking midfielder.
Although no deal is done yet, the ongoing interest and back-and-forth negotiations suggest that Wirtz remains very much on the radar.
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### Tsimikas Exit Likely
Should Kerkez arrive, **Kostas Tsimikas** is widely expected to depart Anfield this summer. With **Andy Robertson** still in the squad and Kerkez poised to compete for the left-back spot, Tsimikas could seek more playing time elsewhere.
Tsimikas, while a reliable deputy over the years, may find opportunities limited under **Arne Slot’s evolving system**.
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### A Clear and Calculated Rebuild
Liverpool’s approach this summer has been **efficient, focused, and quietly aggressive** — exactly what many fans hoped for under the new regime. Swift moves for top targets and a clear reshaping of the squad reflect **a strategy built on purpose**, not panic.
If the current momentum continues, and a third signing is confirmed in the coming days, the message is clear:
> **Arne Slot’s second season at Anfield is being planned with real intent — and the best may be yet to come.**
