Swindon Town is on the lookout for a new goalkeeper in the January transfer window following an injury to QPR loanee Murphy Mahoney. Here are three potential options for Swindon:
- Thimothée Lo-Tutala: The 20-year-old French youth international joined Hull City last year after spells with Tottenham Hotspur, West Ham, and Brentford. Currently serving as a backup for Hull in their Championship campaign, Lo-Tutala gained experience on loan at Stevenage in League Two last season, helping them secure promotion to League One.
- Vit Jaros: A 22-year-old Czech Republic youth international, Jaros is currently with Liverpool but could benefit from another loan spell to gain more playing time. He spent the previous season on loan at Stockport County, playing 13 games and contributing to their playoff qualification. Jaros has previously had loan spells at St Patrick’s Athletic and Notts County.
- George Wickens: A 22-year-old goalkeeper currently serving as Fulham U21’s number one in Premier League 2, Wickens is a product of Fulham’s youth system. Seeking regular senior football, Wickens could be a viable option for Swindon as they assess potential replacements for the injured Mahoney.
Swindon Town aims to strengthen its squad during the winter transfer window and fill the void left by Mahoney’s absence. Evaluating these goalkeeping options will be crucial for the club’s success in the upcoming fixtures.
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