Radoslaw Majecki Joins Pafos on Loan from Monaco

Loan Move Confirmed

Polish goalkeeper Radoslaw Majecki has signed a season‑long loan with Cypriot club Pafos, the deal was announced on Friday. The transfer marks his departure from AS Monaco, where he was previously on the periphery of the first team. Majecki will travel to Cyprus to begin his new assignment, which runs until the end of the current campaign.

Previous Loan at Stade Brestois

Last term, Majecki spent time on loan at Stade Brestois, operating at the Stade Francis Le Blé. The campaign proved difficult, and he found himself out of the starting eleven by its conclusion. After the Breton stint, he returned to the Principality but now faces an uncertain future at Monaco.

Monaco Goalkeeping Hierarchy

At Monaco, the first‑choice keeper remains Lukas Hradecky, who occupies the number one spot at the Stade Louis. New manager Filipe Luis continues to trust Philipp Kohn as his deputy in goal. With Majecki unlikely to feature for Les Monégasques next season, the Polish shot‑stopper has been moved on via loan.

Loan Terms and Future Outlook

The agreement with Pafos includes a buy option, though the financial details were not disclosed. This clause differentiates the current loan from last season’s move to Stade Brestois, which lacked such an option. The inclusion suggests Pafos sees potential in the keeper and may secure him permanently at the end of the term.

• Season‑long loan from AS Monaco to Pafos FC
• Buy option included, value unspecified
• Previous loan at Stade Brestois ended with loss of starting place
• Current Monaco keepers: Lukas Hradecky (No.1), Philipp Kohn (No.2)