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Published 16:14 16 Feb 2026 GMT
Updated 16:15 16 Feb 2026 GMT

Liverpool star Dominik Szoboszlai has been the subject of wide discussion amongst Liverpool fans this week, after eagle-eyed supporters noticed an interesting pattern in the Hungarian's social media activity.
Returning from suspension for the Reds' FA Cup tie on Saturday, Szoboszlai chipped in with a brilliant goal to help his side to a 3-0 victory over Brighton, securing a spot in the fifth round of the historic tournament.
Despite being required to fill in at full-back on multiple occasions, the 25-year-old has registered six goal contributions this term, in an otherwise lacklustre campaign for the Reds.
Aside from those stellar appearances, Szoboszlai has gained the attention of Reds' supporters on Monday (16 February) for his actions off the pitch.
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Szoboszlai has fulled suggestions that he's interested in leaving Anfield for Real Madrid, by commenting on a post made by former Reds' defender Trent Alexander Arnold.
He replied to the once long-time Liverpool defender's post, with the words "My Boy."
Despite being part of a trophy-laden few years at Anfield, Alexander-Arnold has a less-than-favourable reputation with Liverpool fans, after turning down a new contract with the club to join Los Blancos.
It now remains to be seen whether this social media activity builds into a transfer to La Liga when the transfer window re-opens this summer.
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