Dominik Szoboszlai, Liverpool’s new signing, has made a strong impression in his first two matches with the club. Ahead of his move to Liverpool, he received a message from his close friend and former teammate Erling Haaland that simply said, “Get ready.” This message was a reminder of the expectations and pressures of playing in the Premier League.

Szoboszlai, known for his confidence and belief in his talent, arrived at Liverpool for a £60 million transfer fee at the end of July. He chose to wear the No. 8 shirt, a number associated with Liverpool legend Steven Gerrard, reflecting his self-assured nature.

From a young age, Szoboszlai displayed leadership qualities, captaining Hungary’s U17s team and making his senior national team debut at the age of 17.

His former national team coach, Marco Rossi, praised his natural leadership, personality, and commitment, highlighting these qualities as reasons why Jurgen Klopp signed him for Liverpool.

Despite his talent, a release clause in Szoboszlai’s contract allowed Liverpool to secure his services for a price below the current market value for a world-class midfielder.

He has already showcased his immense potential in his first two games for Liverpool, prompting coaches and experts to predict a bright future for him in the Premier League.

The last Hungarian player to represent Liverpool, Adam Bogdan, who also played alongside Szoboszlai in the Hungary national team, believes that Szoboszlai has the talent and mentality to succeed at Anfield.

He described him as “born to be a star” and noted that he doesn’t get fazed by pressure but performs even better under it.

Klopp has referred to Szoboszlai as a “monster,” and Haaland has echoed that sentiment. Rossi sees him as having monstrous potential and believes that working with Klopp will elevate him to the highest level of football.

Overall, Szoboszlai’s arrival at Liverpool has generated excitement and high expectations, with many considering him a significant talent with the potential to become a star at the club.