Liverpool fans, don’t blink — another signing is on the way.

After sealing a deal for Dutch right-back Jeremie Frimpong, the Reds are now set to announce their second signing of the summer (via Nemzeti Sport), and it’s not what you are expecting: Hungarian goalkeeper Armin Pecsi.

The 20-year-old shot-stopper has agreed to join the club from Puskas Akademia in what will be a record sale for the Hungarian side.



Liverpool sees him as one for the future — and possibly much more than that.

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As per The Athletic, Pecsi will begin his Liverpool journey with the U21 squad.

The club plans to have him train with the first team during pre-season, and he’s already pencilled in as the third-choice keeper behind Alisson and incoming signing Giorgi Mamardashvili.

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Pecsi will probably become the third Hungarian set to feature for the Reds after Dominik Szoboszlai and Milos Kerkez (who has also been linked with a move).

One standout performance against Fiorentina in the Conference League caught many eyes, but Liverpool had already been watching.

Interestingly, Pecsi only switched to goalkeeping at age 10.

It’s a trait Liverpool values highly, and a skill that mirrors their style of play from the back.

He may be third in line, but Pecsi’s signing is a reminder that the Reds are planning for the long run — and keeping one eye on the next Alisson.

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