Compare the latest transfer odds for the clubs likely to be vying for Milos Kerkez's signature during the transfer windows.
There are some of the biggest clubs in the world circling Milos Kerkez right now and the ceiling he has as a 21-year-old, together with the level of performance he is already turning in means it would be a shock if at least a few of those clubs don't firm up their interest in him this summer.
Kerkez is likely to be keen on exploring those moves too, as he looks to prove himself capable of doing it at a "big club" after failing to establish himself with AC Milan earlier in his career.
That could well be a story for another day but, for now, let's have a look at Milos Kerkez's next club options.
Man City have endured a pretty miserable season by their own high standards and their full back positions could be in for a revamp in the summer.
Kyle Walker, who plays on the right, looks destined to exit the club as he is currently on loan at Milan and at left back the role has been shared across Josko Gvardiol, Nathan Ake and Nico O'Reilly, none of whom play that role as their first choice.
Kerkez is one name that has been linked with Pep Guardiola's men. In theory, the qualities he possesses would help City's attacking movements with his high positioning and overlapping runs, both attributes that would help to pull stubborn defences out of shape.
Whether or not Kerkez would choose a move to City or not remains to be seen. Kerkez has a clear style of play; Guardiola is known to be somewhat creative with how he deploys his fullbacks, and, as such, it could sow a seed of doubt in Kerkez's mind when weighing up his options.
Real Madrid has been muted as a possible destination for Kerkez with suggestions made that Fran Garcia, a fellow left back, could be offered up to Bournemouth in a player plus cash deal.
The structure of such a deal could appeal to both Cherries boss Andoni Iraola and Garcia with the duo having worked together at Vallecano but, equally, they could come together without Kerkez heading to the Bernabeu - especially given Los Blancos' links to Huijsen.
From Kerkez's perspective, a move to the Bernabeu might be hard to turn down, but he will want to be sure of a first-team place in 2025/26 with a potential World Cup coming his way next year.
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