Fans have noticed an incredible detail in Dominik Szoboszlai’s living room, as revealed in a recent social media post.

Fans have noticed an incredible detail in Dominik Szoboszlai’s living room, as revealed in a recent social media post.

Liverpool midfielder Dominik Szoboszlai has inadvertently showcased one of his more “unique” living room decorations: a cardboard cutout of himself. The 23-year-old Hungarian international, who made the switch to Liverpool from RB Leipzig in the summer for a reported £60 million, has made a strong start to his career at Anfield, featuring in 28 games across all competitions. Thanks to his impressive performances, Szoboszlai has quickly become a favorite among fans. In a recent social media post, the former Red Bull Salzburg midfielder further endeared himself to the Liverpool faithful by posing for a picture with the iconic number 8 shirt.

In addition to revealing his new tattoo, which features the word “impossible,” Szoboszlai captured fans’ attention with a life-size cardboard cutout in the corner of his living room.

The cutout depicts Szoboszlai wearing Liverpool’s home shirt, adding to the intrigue of his interior decor. Fans on social media have been quick to react to the post, expressing their amusement and admiration for the unique ornament.

The reactions on social media were mixed, with one user humorously pointing out the presence of Szoboszlai’s cardboard cutout in his own home, while another admitted they would do the same. A third commenter admired the level of self-confidence displayed by Szoboszlai, while a fourth joked about wanting their own cutout if they looked like him. Another user reiterated the surprise at the presence of the cutout, emphasizing its uniqueness in Szoboszlai’s household.

Back in July, after signing a five-year contract at Anfield, Szoboszlai shared the reasons behind his choice of the number eight shirt and the significance of his Steven Gerrard tattoo. The 23-year-old sports a quote from the former England international on his arm: “Talent is a divine blessing, but without incredible will and humility, it is worth nothing.”

Explaining his decision to wear the number eight shirt, Szoboszlai told LFCTV: “Not for a specific reason, but of course, it’s a great number. Many great players have worn this number.”

“And also I have a tattoo from Steven Gerrard, what he said – I don’t even remember when but before – so it was also a reason why.”