Milos Kerkez has come under intense scrutiny since joining Liverpool, with his performances this season deemed mediocre at best. Former Liverpool defender Jamie Carragher has voiced his concerns, likening Kerkez to the Darwin Nunez of fullbacks. Carragher criticizes his playing style as lacking thought and decision-making, describing it as someone who merely runs at high speed without a clear tactical understanding.

Both Kerkez and fellow defender Jeremie Frimpong have faced backlash for their defensive shortcomings, raising alarms about the overall stability of Liverpool's backline. So far, the team has conceded four goals in two Premier League matches against Newcastle United and Nottingham Forest, highlighting potential vulnerabilities as they prepare to face stronger opponents.

Carragher remarked on The Overlap:

“The understanding of the game is really, really poor. Like, as you say, you’re watching the game, you’re thinking, why has he done that?”
He further elaborated, emphasizing that Kerkez's approach to the game appears frantic, stating, “Everything Kerkez does is 100mph.”

Liverpool’s full-back situation remains a pressing issue, especially with the absence of reliable players like Trent Alexander-Arnold and Andrew Robertson. As the team looks ahead, it remains to be seen whether they will invest in strengthening these areas during upcoming transfer windows. To contend for major trophies, a defensive overhaul is crucial.