Following his most recent international debut for his homeland, Dominik Szoboszlai distributed six shirts to delighted Hungary supporters.
After guiding his team to an important 2-1 victory over Serbia three days earlier in the Euro 2024 qualifying round, the midfielder oversaw his nation’s team’s 1-1 tie with the Czech Republic in a friendly match over the weekend.
Szoboszlai has already established himself as a Kop favorite due to his early performances in a Liverpool jersey, and it is obvious that he is also well-liked by Hungary supporters.
Fans naturally clamoured for the 22-year-old’s Hungary jersey when the results of Sunday’s match were communicated with the Czech Republic, as is frequently the case these days.
After the final whistle, Szoboszlai distributed six shirts to young fans in an effort to make as many people happy as possible.
The Hungary captain stated to M4 Sport that the kind of support he receives feels “strange,” but he was thrilled that his performance and post-game gesture “was able to make them happy.”
It’s odd, but it feels wonderful that 80% of the crowd is sporting Szoboszlai or Liverpool jerseys, he said.
“For that reason, I brought as many jerseys as I could and walked around to distribute five or six more. When you can only award one after a game and you observe the dejected expressions, it is sad. I sincerely hope I was able to cheer up six folks today.
Despite just being 22, Szoboszlai already has 34 caps and seven goals for his nation, making him appear to be quite well-liked by the followers of his team.
The midfielder will be looking to make an even bigger impact in the coming weeks after making his £60 million price look like a relative bargain in today’s market.
