Fabrizio Romano has one clear piece of advice for Liverpool supporters eagerly waiting for news on the transfers of Florian Wirtz and Milos Kerkez.

Whether or not Romano is a fan of Frankie Goes to Hollywood is unknown, but he seems to have borrowed one of their iconic song titles to communicate with Liverpool fans.

Fans are eagerly awaiting updates on potential signings Wirtz and Kerkez, who are reportedly close to joining Liverpool. However, progress on these deals seems to have slowed down recently.

This pause has caused some frustration among Liverpool supporters online. Despite this, Romano has reassured fans that negotiations for both players are moving forward positively.

Romano’s reassuring message on Wirtz and Kerkez

Around midday Friday, Romano posted on X, urging fans to “Relax with Florian and Kerkez,” using a meditation emoji to highlight his point.

Later, sensing the message might not have fully sunk in, he reiterated: “Again for Liverpool… relax for both Wirtz and Kerkez. Everything is moving in the right direction.”

In a YouTube update, Romano added that Liverpool officials are scheduled to meet Bournemouth next week to finalize the Kerkez deal. Negotiations for Wirtz are close to completion, with just a few final details left to sort.

Liverpool nearing Wirtz and Kerkez signings

Fans naturally want quick resolutions, especially after waiting for days. But big transfers like Wirtz’s — who could become Liverpool’s record signing at over £109 million — typically take time, especially when selling clubs aim to maximize their return.

Fortunately, both Wirtz and Kerkez reportedly want to join Liverpool, lowering the chances of other clubs swooping in last minute. Now it’s down to finalizing contract terms.

Interestingly, Kerkez was excluded from Hungary’s current squad, with coach Marco Rossi mentioning a “problem,” which raises eyebrows given the ongoing transfer discussions involving the 21-year-old.

For now, Liverpool fans should take comfort in Romano’s updates and trust that the recruitment team, including Richard Hughes, will soon complete these signings. Had fans been told in early May that Liverpool would be close to securing three first-team players by mid-June, most would have welcomed the news

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