“I’ve been in this game a long time, but I think he’s just gonna get better and better. I am literally in awe of his progress!”  — Club legend Steven Gerrard has admitted he is “completely obsessed” with Hugo Ekitike’s rapid rise, while teammate Florian Wirtz claims the league hasn’t even seen his full potential yet! 

 Steven Gerrard Left “In Awe” as Hugo Ekitike’s Rise Leaves Even Club Legends Speechless — Florian Wirtz Warns: “You Haven’t Seen His Best Yet!” 

Liverpool fans are barely catching their breath right now — and neither is Steven Gerrard.

In a stunning admission that has sent shockwaves across the football world, Reds legend Steven Gerrard has openly confessed that he is “completely obsessed” with Hugo Ekitike’s meteoric rise, admitting that the young forward’s development has gone far beyond expectations.

“I’ve been in this game a long time,” Gerrard told reporters.

“But I think he’s just gonna get better and better. I am literally in awe of his progress.”

Coming from one of the greatest midfielders to ever wear the Liverpool badge, those words carry massive weight.

And if that wasn’t enough to set Anfield buzzing, Ekitike’s own teammate Florian Wirtz poured even more fuel on the fire — boldly claiming that the league hasn’t yet witnessed the Frenchman’s true level.

“People think they’ve seen what Hugo can do,” Wirtz said with a knowing smile.

“Trust me — they haven’t even seen his full potential yet.”

From Question Marks to Answer Machine

Just months ago, uncertainty hung over Liverpool’s attack.

A massive 87% of supporters openly admitted they were worried about where goals and creativity would come from this season. The rebuild felt risky. The pressure was enormous. Big-money signings elsewhere were grabbing headlines, while Liverpool opted for a younger, hungrier profile.

Now?

Those doubts have been completely erased.

Ekitike has exploded into form with a devastating mix of pace, intelligence, and ice-cold finishing, while Wirtz has been pulling strings behind him like a seasoned maestro. Together, they’ve transformed Liverpool’s frontline into one of the most exciting attacking units in Europe.

Defenders look rattled. Midfields are being carved open. Goalkeepers are being tested relentlessly.

And Anfield is alive again.

Gerrard “Losing Sleep” Over Liverpool’s New Gem

Sources close to the club reveal that Gerrard has been closely following Ekitike’s performances week after week — analyzing his movement, praising his work ethic, and reportedly telling friends that Liverpool may have uncovered a true generational talent.

The club legend is said to be especially impressed by Ekitike’s maturity:

His off-the-ball movement

His willingness to press

His calmness in front of goal

His ability to link play with Wirtz and the midfield

This isn’t just raw talent anymore.

This is a forward who understands the game.

Already Better Than the Big-Money Stars?

Here’s the question lighting up social media right now:

Is Hugo Ekitike already outperforming some of football’s biggest transfer fees?

While rivals spent astronomical sums on established names, Liverpool quietly secured a player who looks every bit like a future superstar — and possibly at a fraction of the price.

Stats aside, it’s the eye test that tells the story.

Ekitike plays with confidence. With hunger. With joy.

He looks like someone who knows he belongs at the very top.

This Is Why We Love the Reds

Liverpool has always thrived on uncovering diamonds rather than chasing hype.

From Salah to Mané, from Firmino to now Ekitike and Wirtz — the tradition continues.

This isn’t just about goals.

It’s about identity.

It’s about believing in youth, development, and fearless football.

And right now, Reds fans are watching something special unfold in real time.

A New Era Is Being Written

With Gerrard in awe, Wirtz issuing warnings to the rest of the league, and Ekitike growing stronger with every match, one thing is clear:

Liverpool haven’t just solved their attacking problems.

They may have built the foundation of their next great dynasty.

So buckle up, Reds.

If Steven Gerrard is losing sleep over this kid…

Imagine what defenders must be feeling.