Liverpool are building differently under Arne Slot.

The Premier League champions are not just chasing immediate success.

They are preparing for the long haul.

Every summer move so far fits into a bigger picture.

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There are players who consistently grace the headlines, like Florian Wirtz.

But there are also quiet arrivals — players who may not play right away but are clearly part of something bigger.

This approach is familiar by now.

Liverpool do not just scout for talent.

They scout for potential within a specific plan.

Every department works together — medical, technical, and scouting — and the player’s entire future is mapped out before the deal is signed.

It’s a method that has seen them outperform in the market before.

And now, one of their new signings is shedding light on just how detailed that process really is.

Armin Pecsi, a 20-year-old Hungarian goalkeeper, has joined Liverpool from Puskas FC Academy.

He already has 69 senior appearances and plays for Hungary’s U21 side.

His arrival has flown under the radar, but the goalkeeper gave a detailed look at the club’s planning.

Speaking to the Hungarian national team’s YouTube channel, Pecsi revealed what Liverpool showed him during talks.

“They see a long-term project that they outlined for me,” he said.

“It’s hard to say this is one sentence because so many matches are analysed in so many different ways, they have data on almost everything that was outlined during the meeting.”

“It was quite astonishing how much attention they paid to every detail.”

He added that the level of analysis gave him extra motivation.

“Of course it gives me great motivation that such a club, such data analysts decided on my name, that they want to build me,” said Pecsi.

“So, that’s definitely my goal, and I want to show them that they chose the right person for the job.”

Pecsi also spoke about what happened after the deal.

“I met with a few members of the medical staff who conducted the various tests and a separate group were responsible for my recruitment,” he said.

“I talked to them about the project, about what the goals might be in terms of development or even moving forward later.”

“This was the first meeting and everything will depend on the speed of my development.”

With Kelleher off to Brentford and Mamardashvili brought in to challenge Alisson, Pecsi is not expected to feature immediately.

But Liverpool clearly see him as part of the future.

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