Liverpool youth goalkeeper Fabian Mrozek has been loaned to MLS club FC Cincinnati for the 2026 season, with an option for a permanent transfer, as announced by the team.
During his time at Merseyside, Mrozek was included on the first-team bench six times and has made 60 appearances for the club across under-18, U19, and U21 levels since his arrival in 2020.
He has previously completed two loan spells with Swedish top-tier team IF Brommapojkarna and English club Forest Green Rovers.
FC Cincinnati general manager Chris Albright stated: “Fabian is a skilled young goalkeeper. He will enhance the quality and depth of our goalkeeping unit, and we anticipate his growth under Paul Rogers. We would like to extend a warm welcome to him in Cincinnati.”
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The Poland youth international joins Pat Noonan’s squad, which includes starting goalkeeper Roman Celentano and seasoned backup Evan Louro.
FC Cincinnati has secured an option to make the transfer permanent for the 22-year-old, reflecting their intention to retain Mrozek long-term if the loan period is successful.
