Liverpool youth goalkeeper Fabian Mrozek has moved to MLS side FC Cincinnati on loan for the 2026 season, with an option to make the move a permanent transfer, the club has announced.
Mrozek featured six times on the first-team bench during his stint on Merseyside, having made 60 appearances for the club at under-18, U19 and U21 level since joining in 2020.
He has made two prior loan spells with Swedish top-flight club IF Brommapojkarna and English side Forest Green Rovers.
FC Cincinnati general manager Chris Albright said: “Fabian is a talented young goalkeeper. He will add quality and depth to our goalkeeping group and we look forward to his development under Paul Rogers. We’d like to welcome him to Cincinnati.”
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The Poland youth international joins Pat Noonan’s side alongside first choice goalkeeper Roman Celentano and experienced backup Evan Louro.
FC Cincinnati agreed an option to make the move permanent for the 22-year-old, indicating their preference to keep Mrozek long-term should the loan spell prove successful.
