The Hungary left-back has started six of his team’s last seven top-flight games and supporters voted him Carlsberg Player of the Match for his performance in the goalless draw at Arsenal last time out.
Kerkez added: “I’m really happy obviously and I’m happy that I am playing. I really want to give 100 per cent for the club and for the coach, for playing me and putting me on the pitch, and of course for the players that I am with.
“So, every time I go out I want to give 100 per cent and I’m really happy that I’m playing. Like I say always, I don’t want injuries to come around me and I want to stay fit for as long as possible. I really enjoy to play so I hope it goes like that.”
Liverpool required a stoppage-time penalty by Mohamed Salah to overcome a stubborn Burnley side 1-0 at Turf Moor earlier this season and Kerkez is anticipating Scott Parker’s side to again prove difficult opponents this weekend.
