Dominic Szoboszlai's agents have been forced to respond after the Liverpool star was left somewhat insulted by a TV star in Hungary.
Blick clarify the situation todayAnd how Szoboszlai's agents have taken steps to play down 'completely baseless' claims about the 25-year-old.
For those who don't know, the Liverpool midfielder is the star man in his native Hungary. He is considered the leading player of the national team, their captain, and the Hungarian David Beckham.
In fact, the recent revelation of his new hairstyle sparked newspaper articles. He is so popular. It's even been said that they should consider leaving liverpool To help their image.
Hungary's popularity
This means that he is also the main target of attention, especially when it comes to autographs. Radio 1 presenter Balazs Sebastian is one such autograph seeker.
He is a popular TV show personality and producer in Hungary, as well as working on various radio shows. In one of his shows famous people are reading a page from an interview with the son of former Sicilian Mafia leader Salvo Riina.
The show's guests then advise another star to continue reading. A recent guest, Patty Merricks, suggested that Szoboszlai should be next. Sebastian rejected this and claimed that the Liverpool star does not like him.
"We had a recommendation for Szoboszlai, but it didn't pan out. We're always open to him, but we're knocking on closed doors." He said.
It comes after he previously claimed the Liverpool star doesn't like him. Sebastian was critical of Hungarian football, claiming that Szoboszlai took it personally. Not only this, he even refused to give autograph to that person.
"He didn't sign it, but I understand it was for me," Sebastian explained.
"I really like Dominic, but he doesn't like me. I don't have a very high opinion of Hungarian football and have been criticizing football since Dominic was not playing for Liverpool. But he took it badly."
The Liverpool star's agent wants to resolve the matter. And as far as they are concerned, these claims by TV personalities are baseless.
"Neither Dominic nor our agency wish to comment on the above, as we have not previously done so, as the above statements are completely unfounded." He responded when asked by Blick.
liverpool focus
Szoboszlai, for his part, clearly does not want to get involved. But he also does not want anyone to make false claims about his personality.
His focus, at least as far as Liverpool are concerned, should be elsewhere anyway. The Reds now find themselves firmly in the Champions League battle after defeat by Wolves this week.
That leaves Arne Slott's side in sixth place, three points outside the top four and with Brentford perhaps looking four points off their shoulders in seventh.
The Reds need to focus, and quickly, and can surely do so without dragging star men like Szoboszlai into unnecessary drama in Hungary. Perhaps that is why his agents have now intervened.
