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As Liverpool’s first team chases Premier League glory under Arne Slot while navigating the ‘Contract Three’ saga, the club’s extensive loan program has yielded mixed results, with several players flourishing and others facing challenges.

Ben Doak has emerged as a standout performer for Middlesbrough under Michael Carrick’s guidance, contributing 3 goals and 7 assists in 24 appearances.

However, recent injury setbacks have temporarily halted his impressive progress.

Stefan Bajcetic has revitalized his career at Las Palmas since his January move, earning high praise from Spanish media.

And now the club have announced that they finalized Jakub Ojrzynski’s loan to Swedish second-tier side Utsiktens BK—hours before Sweden’s transfer deadline.

Jakub Ojrzynski?

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Unlike most European leagues, Sweden’s season runs from March to November, permitting clubs to conduct business until late March.

This nuance allowed Utsiktens BK to address their goalkeeping crisis despite other markets being closed.

The 22-year-old Polish goalkeeper replaces Tom Amos, a free-agent signing who struggled to solidify the position.

Standing at 6’5”, Ojrzynski brings physical presence and experience from previous loans in Wales (Caernarfon Town), Poland (Radomiak Radom), and the Netherlands (Den Bosch).

His arrival provides critical competition for Amos as Utsiktens prepare for their Superettan opener against Örgryte on March 2936.

Ojrzynski’s move follows a botched 2024 loan to Cypriot club Spartakos Kitiou, which collapsed due to administrative errors in international clearance paperwork.

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