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Topics: Kevin De Bruyne, Dominik Szoboszlai, Liverpool, Football, Premier League, Fan Reactions, Jurgen Klopp
Joe Adams
Topics: Kevin De Bruyne, Dominik Szoboszlai, Liverpool, Football, Premier League, Fan Reactions, Jurgen Klopp
Dominik Szoboszlai produced an inch-perfect pass from one length of the pitch to the other for Hungary and Liverpool fans are absolutely loving it.
Szoboszlai has translated his club form onto the international stage, following a stellar performance against the Czech Republic on Sunday.
Hungary also got the better of Serbia in their Euro 2024 qualifying clash last Thursday in will feel like an excellent week for the 22-year-old midfielder, who also notched his first goal for Liverpool.
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Hungary's friendly with the Czech Republic ended in a 1-1 stalemate at the Puskas Arena in Budapest, but one particular pass from Szoboszlai really caught the eye of Reds supporters.
You can watch the incredible pass below.
Under pressure in his own 18-yard-box, Szoboszlai effortlessly pinged the ball some 100 yards directly into the path of Loic Nego, setting Hungary up for a counter-attack.
The pass has since gone viral on social media and fans have been left in awe, claiming that even Manchester City's Kevin De Bruyne would struggle to play a pass like that.
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"Crazy pass, not sure there's many other #10's out there who can create and play passes like that from deep," wrote one fan. "Can KDB play passes like that? Hmm, not sure."
"Do you realise how nuts this is from Szoboszlai?", another added.
"That's the best pass of all time", a third chimed in
While a fourth joked: "NFL type of pass", with a fifth exclaiming: "How far it goes before bouncing!!!"
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"The amount of power he unleashes with that foot is frightening", another remarked.
But it's not just his right foot that harnesses power. The former RB Leipzig midfielder rifled a left-footed volley into the bottom corner against Aston Villa to score his first goal for the Merseyside club since making the £60 million switch from Germany this summer.