The goalkeeper's department of Liverpool is undergoing a huge change this summer and Czech Stop Vitezslav Jaros is about to become the second first team to be a keeper who leaves
Liverpool goalkeeper Vitezslav Jaros will collaborate with former Reds assistant coach John Heitinga in Ajax with a loan movement that is agreed close to the 23-year-old.
Czech goalkeeper Jaros served as a third-choice stop for the Reds last season and made two performances for the first team.
Last October he came up for the last 11 minutes of the 1-0 Premier League victory in Crystal Palace after an injury to Alisson Becker, with Caoimhin Kelleher absent in Selhurst Park due to illness. He followed that by playing the full 90 minutes while the Reds later defeated 3-2 in the Carabao Cup 3-2.
Heitinga has now identified Jaros as the perfect addition to his goalkeeper hoses after he has come to Ajax as the new head coach, and he will look at the number 1 place after the 41-year-old Veteran Remko Pasveer played 43 times in all competitions in the last season.
The loan will be Jaros' fifth way from Liverpool, but the first since he tasted the first team of football for the Reds. He has previously had temporary stints at St Patrick's Athletic in Ireland, Football League Pair Notts County and Stockport County and Austrian side Sturm Graz, where he won a competition and cup double.
Jaros is expected to sign a new long -term contract at Anfield before he makes the switch to Amsterdam, with his switch in a time of enormous change in the goalkeeper ranks in Anfield.
With Kelleher, who joined Brentford in a £ 18 million deal this summer, Georgia International Giorgi Mhaldashvili will join the Reds for a year after his move from Valencia.
Mhamardashvili is ready to serve the coming season as the deputy of Alisson, with the number 3 role that might be taken by new arrival Armin Pecsi, where the 20-year-old last week completed a £ 1.5 million step from Hungarian side Puskas Akademia.
There is high expectations of the Hungary Under-21 International, with his countryman and new Reds teammate Dominik Szoboszlai who reveals his role in the move.
Szoboszlai said to Hungarian Outlet Nemzeti Sport about his message to Pecsi, said: “I say, come there and enjoy it!
“Work hard every day, I think you know exactly what your goal is, you are determined enough; otherwise you would not have come to the club. Hard work will bear fruit.”