Caoimhin Kelleher has moved to Brentford with Giorgi Mamardashvili coming in to become the number two to Alisson.

Vitezslav Jaros has moved to Ajax on loan and Harvey Davies to Crawley Town, with Freddie Woodman set to arrive as a free agent, and the talented Armin Pecsi has also arrived from the Hungarian side Puskas Akademia.

That reshaping should give Liverpool strength in depth for years to come, with a mixture of best-in-class talents and up-and-coming younger players.

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With Alisson as number one and Mamardashvili deputizing for him, Liverpool has two top options at senior level.

And perhaps by the time Alisson moves on, Pecsi might step into the back-up spot with one eye eventually on challenging for the main role.

It is understood that Pecsi will train with Alisson and Mamardashvili while playing for the Reds' U21s side.

Armin Pecsi has signed for Liverpool.

It depends on the pace at which he can develop."

For now, Pecsi — who was signed for a fee understood to be up to around $2.0 million (£1.5 million) — will adjust to his new environment and settle in for the next year.