Liverpool’s Milos Kerkez has Carnivoor Rottweiler and guard dog called Hades

Milos Kerkez feeds his pet Rottweiler Maximus on a diet of raw meat.

Nobody Liverpool’s Training area should be surprised if their new £ 40 million star asks for itself as part of his meal for the competition in the coming months.

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Left -back Kerkez Was a self -evidence wild child, difficult to deal with, because mother Tijana and father Sebastijan struggled to keep him on a tight belt.

He admits freely: “I was growing up a bit.”

Kerkez, who is from on its way to Anfield BournemouthNothing would think about getting home after playing football in the streets of the Serbian city of Vrbas, with blocks stone for goal posts while blood seeped out of his grazed arms and legs.

The matches were with his older brothers Rade and Marko, the latter is also a left back and plays for the Greek side Aris Thessaloniki.

Milos revealed: “They were tough for me. They would tackle me, I would fall, my skin would cut and bleed, but they were good times and I realized:” I like to do this! “”

When the news broke out this week that the 21-year-old move went from the cherries, his brother or sister Marko, 24, posted a photo of a little boy with an image of Anfield with a red shirt with “Kerkez” and the no. 3 on his back.

He accompanied the photo with the words: “Dreams come true if you believe more in your vision than in your fears.”

Not that the full-back born in Serbia ever seems to have been so scared of someone or something.

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Kerkez is already playing in the sixth country of his career, but there is nothing that he likes more than just going into the Serbian wilderness to live in a wooden hut, catch fish and then cook them on a fire.

His ambition is to build a larger farm for his father and say: ‘He likes to spend his whole day on the farm, with the dogs, ducks, fishing … in the wild.

“I’m going to build him a new one, hopefully quickly, with more animals. I want horses, cows, dogs, everything.

“I want to have a large space, so if I go there, I can simply disconnect from football.

“I want to build a lake, filling with fish, so then I can fish all day. It is an idea of ​​my father, but we have to make a plan now.”

He was only 11 when he left his parents and youth team from Vrbas to go to Austria in 2014 for Rapid Vienna.

In 2019 he joined the Hungarian division two side Gyor, where he decided that he would play for that country, even though he was born in Serbia, a decision supported by his father and grandmother who was a magic.

In February 2021 the sports director of AC Milan, the great Paolo Maldini, acknowledged that Kerkez had an animal passion to devour recruiting along the left flank and to crash and invited to become a member of the Italian Super Club.

Kerkez said, “You know, when Maldini calls, you don’t think too much.”

Maldini flew to Hungary in a private plane to bring Kerkez to Italy, where he would become a teammate of the Swedish legend Zlatan Ibrahimovic.

Yet he never played for Milan for a minute and was on the Dutch side AZ in Bournemouth after a short period of time.

After his international debut in a 1-0 win over a Germany side with striker Thomas Muller, he said: “I didn’t care that I was against Muller.

“I never cared for who the opponent was. Zlatan could have come. I wouldn’t have been afraid either.”

Kerkez also has an Italian Mastiff in Serbia and was mentioned. He explained: “The name is to Hades, the god of the underworld.”

Kop -Baas Arne Slot will make him hell in the coming years to address hell to opponents.