Liverpool have closed in a deal which will see FC Wroclaw Academy goalkeeper Fabian Mrozek join the club, according to Sportowefakty.
The Polish outlet report on their website that the young stopper convinced Reds’ coaches in initial tests, and will complete a move to Anfield when he turns 16-years-old in 2020.
Sportowefakty report alongside photos of the youngster that Liverpool are delighted to secure a deal for the goalkeeper, and are targeting a role in the academy for the starlet.
Milosz Gladoch, the coach of Mrozek, admitted in the report that Liverpool want the youngster to continue his training in Poland in the meantime.
OPINION
Liverpool are suggested to be delighted with the deal to bring Mrozek to Anfield, which is a suggestion of the talent the young Pole has inbetween the sticks. The starlet is very much unknown by many and will come with little reputation which could give him every chance to improve and make a name for himself without the pressure behind him. The Reds have allowed the youngster to continue training in Poland, which could be key for his development as it is what has got him to the next level. Once turning 16-years-old, the opportunity to train at Melwood with better resources can only benefit him and help the keeper become better to train near the likes of Alisson Becker. Mrozek clearly has the potential to succeed in England, which is highlighted by the reported delight of Liverpool coaches after securing his services. To perform under pressure in the tests to impress the Reds highlights how he will not be fazed by the move, and Liverpool fans could expect to see his name in the future.
