The Brestois Stadium formalized the arrival of Radoslaw Majecki, Polish goaltender, on loan from AS Monaco. This signature follows the acquisition of Lukas Hradecky by the Monegasque club, which again lends the player after last season with 23 games played, including 5 clean sheets. This is the third loan of the guard in five years, after experiences at the Legiag Warsaw and the Cercle Bruges. Majecki intervenes to fill the departure of Marco Bizot, who left at Aston Villa this summer.

This operation is part of a context of player movements, where Hradecky became Monaco’s full-time goaltender. In Brest, Majecki will compete with Grégory Coudert and will be loaned for a year without purchase option. Details on the distribution of his salary between the two clubs remain to be specified. This decision follows a difficult season and a strategic choice of board, which privileged Majecki’s signature as “sacrified” goalkeeper for the moment.

Radoslaw Majecki’s arrival is seen as an opportunity for the Brestois Stadium, with the hope that he will perform well during his time at the club. This signature is also seen as a way to give the young guards, such as Lienard, Benchaouch, Stawiecki and Decrenisse, time to play, who could take over in the future. The club wants Majecki to contribute to the training of future talents and the sustainability of the goaltender position.