Liverpool are closing in on a deal for a highly promising young goalkeeper, with all parties reportedly on board.

With Fabrizio Romano dropping his signature confirmation, the Reds are closing in on a deal for one of Europe’s most promising young goalkeepers.

Final details between the clubs are being ironed out, and the player has already given his yes to the Liverpool project.

The 20-year-old goalkeeper, Armin Pecsi, currently plays for Puskas Akademia, a club known for developing some of Hungary’s top talents.

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He has caught the eye with his impressive reflexes and composure, showing maturity beyond his years — qualities Liverpool highly value in their young prospects.

While still early in his career, Pecsi’s performances in Hungary’s top division have attracted interest from several clubs, but it’s Liverpool who have pushed hardest to secure his signature.

With personal terms agreed, it’s only a matter of time before the transfer is officially confirmed.

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With Alisson Becker still the undisputed No.1 and Giorgi Mamardashvili recently brought in as strong competition, Liverpool’s goalkeeping unit is in solid hands.

But the Reds are already looking ahead — and the move for Armin Pecsi proves it.

The 20-year-old may not be thrown into senior action straight away, but his profile fits the mould Liverpool often target: calm under pressure, sharp between the posts, and comfortable with the ball at his feet.

Whether he starts with the U21’s or becomes part of the first-team training environment, Pecsi’s arrival is clearly a long-term play.

It’s a strategic move — one that adds depth now, with an eye on what’s coming next.

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