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Liverpool concluded a subdued January transfer window without any incoming signings, as the club’s impressive form across all competitions negated the need for winter reinforcements.

Arne Slot’s squad, currently leading the Premier League, has demonstrated sufficient depth to compete on multiple fronts – at least according to the chiefs at Anfield.

The club’s decision to maintain their current squad appears justified, with key players returning from injury.

Diogo Jota, Joe Gomez, and Curtis Jones have all resumed training, leaving Trent Alexander-Arnold as the only significant injury concern.

The club’s conservative approach in the transfer market suggests confidence in the existing squad’s ability to maintain their impressive momentum across all competitions, with any major recruitment likely to be postponed until the summer window

The window saw several departures from Anfield, primarily involving young talents seeking regular playing time.

Marcelo Pitaluga completed a permanent move to Fluminense, with Liverpool securing a 40% sell-on clause in the deal.

Tom Hill also departed permanently, joining Harrogate Town in League Two.

The club’s loan strategy took center stage this window, with several promising players securing temporary moves:

Stefan Bajcetic made a significant switch, moving to Las Palmas after being recalled from his spell at RB Salzburg.

Calvin Ramsay returned to Scotland, joining Kilmarnock after his loan at Wigan Athletic was terminated.

Kaide Gordon secured a move to Portsmouth, while Dominic Corness joined Gillingham.

And it seems there is one more loanee to be added to a growing Liverpool list.

Liverpool set to announce late transfer exit

The Athletic has reported that U21 goalkeeper Fabian Mrozek is heading out on loan to National League side Forest Green for the rest of the season.

It is still to be confirmed by the club.

The Pole, born in 2003, is a promising young goalkeeper who has been making steady progress in Liverpool’s ranks.

Mrozek’s journey to Anfield began in his hometown, where he played for MKS Kluczbork and the FC Wroclaw Academy.

His talent and potential caught the attention of Liverpool scouts, leading to his move to the club’s academy in August 2020,

Upon joining Liverpool, Mrozek quickly integrated into the U18 squad, making his debut during the 2020-21 season.

Mrozek’s development continued as he progressed through the ranks, eventually joining the U21 team.

During his time with Liverpool’s youth and reserve teams, he has trained alongside some of first team goalkeepers.

While Mrozek has primarily played in Liverpool’s youth teams, he has also been involved in first-team preparations and has been included in the matchday squad for several senior games, though he has yet to make his competitive debut for the first team.

The goalkeeper spent last season with Swedish Allsvenskan side IF Brommapojkarna.

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