Ajax announced on its official website on Wednesday that Liverpool's Czech international goalkeeper Vítězslav Jaroš has joined the club on-loan.

According to the Eredivisie giants' official statement, Jaroš will play for the club on-loan until the end of the new season, and the loan agreement does not include a buyout clause. At the same time, he will also wear the No. 1 jersey.

After completing his joining procedures, Jaroš, who was interviewed by Ajax's official website for the first time, said: "I am really very happy to be here. Ajax is a very big club."

"This is one of the most successful clubs in the Netherlands. It has produced many talented players who have become household names. Not only in the country, but also around the world, they can continue to develop generations of young and outstanding players, and have a gorgeous style of play, so I am naturally excited about the opportunity to become a member of Ajax."

It is worth mentioning that with this transfer, it also means that Jaroš will reunite with head coach Jonny Heitinga and former Reds legendary captain Jordan Henderson.

About Vítězslav Jaroš

Jaroš, 23, was born on July 23, 2001 in Příbram, Czech Republic. He is 1.90 meters tall and plays as a goalkeeper.

Jaroš joined the youth academy of his hometown club Příbram since he was a child. In 2011, he moved to the Slavia Prague youth academy and joined Liverpool's famous Kirkby youth academy in 2017.

During his 6-year spell with the Reds' youth academy, Jaroš won the FA Youth Cup once with the club.

Between February 2021 and the summer of 2023, Jaroš was loaned-out to St. Patrick's Athletic, Notts County and Stockport County, winning the FAI Cup once with the former.

In January 2024, Jaroš was loaned-out to Sturm Graz, during which he completed the Austrian Bundesliga and Austrian Cup Double with the club.

After returning to the club following the end of his loan spell in the summer of the same year, Jaroš officially became the Liverpool first-team's third goalkeeper , and completed his Reds first-team debut by coming on as a substitute in October of the same year.

A week later, Jaroš started in the Carabao Cup match against Brighton, and was highly praised for blocking Simon Adingra's header from close range in the game.

Last season, although Jaroš only played twice for the Reds in all competitions, conceded 2 goals and kept a clean sheet once, he still won the Premier League and reached the Carabao Cup final with the club, becoming the first Czech player to win the Premier League since former Chelsea legendary goalkeeper Petr Čech.