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Armin Pecsi has expressed his astonishment at Liverpool's interest in signing him, a move that was finalized on Saturday.

The 20-year-old goalkeeper, who joined from Puskas Akademia, has had an impressive season, becoming the first-choice keeper and helping his team secure second place behind Robbie Keane's Ferencvaros.

He's Liverpool's second signing of the summer after Jeremie Frimpong, with Florian Wirtz and Milos Kerkez potentially on the way, too.

After making 36 appearances across all competitions in the 2024/25 season and featuring 52 times for Puskas Akademia before his Anfield switch, Pecsi was taken aback by Liverpool's detailed tracking of his performances during negotiations.

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"They see a long-term project that they outlined for me

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."

He continued: "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.

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

"We were of the opinion that this should definitely be tried, so I hope that only good things will come out of it.

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