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Ajax have moved swiftly to strengthen their squad as they prepare for the challenges of European football.

After a quiet summer, the club has now agreed to bring in a goalkeeper on loan from the Premier League.

The move comes after Ajax identified the need for more depth in their goalkeeping department.

With the Champions League looming, Ajax needs quality in every position, including between the sticks.

Their current first-choice goalkeeper, who had a solid season, is facing competition from new additions in the squad.

It makes sense for Ajax to look outside the club for more reliable options.

And they’ve found one they believe fits the bill.

According to De Telegraaf, Ajax has agreed a deal for 23-year-old Liverpool FC shot-stopper Vitezslav Jaros.

The deal is reportedly a loan without an option to buy, with only a medical and the paperwork standing between Jaros and a move to Amsterdam.

The report indicates that Ajax are planning to conduct the medical exam in the next few days.

Vitezslav Jaros’ move to Ajax is taking shape, with a verbal agreement already in place between the two clubs and the player.

He is seen as one of the brightest goalkeeping talents in Europe, despite limited opportunities in the Premier League.

Liverpool have given their consent for the deal to go ahead, with Jaros coming to Amsterdam on the recommendation of new Ajax manager John Heitinga.

Heitinga, who was previously assistant at Liverpool, has worked with Jaros before and is eager to see the young goalkeeper develop further.

According to the report, Liverpool will soon open discussions with Jaros to upgrade and extend his contract at Anfield.

This reflects the club’s long-term faith in the keeper’s potential, despite not having him in their immediate plans.

Jaros, who is tied to Liverpool until mid-2026, will continue to be part of their future plans even though he will spend this season with Ajax.

Jaros got his first taste of Premier League action in October 2024, coming on for Liverpool’s first-choice keeper, Alisson Becker, who was injured.

He played for eleven minutes against Crystal Palace, helping Liverpool maintain a 1-0 lead.

He was later given a more significant opportunity in the League Cup, where he played the full 90 minutes in a match against Brighton, which Liverpool lost 2-3.

Liverpool clearly values Jaros’ potential and sees Ajax as the perfect destination to get more game time in a competitive environment.

Both clubs share similar footballing philosophies, making this an ideal move for the young keeper’s development.

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