Free agent finds new club after Plymouth Argyle exit
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Cambridge United have signed Marko Marosi following his exit from Plymouth Argyle, as announced by their official club website.
Plymouth Argyle cut ties with the goalkeeper earlier this week following the end of his contract. PAFC decided not to extend his stay and he subsequently became a free agent again.
Marosi, 31, has now penned a deal until the end of the season at Cambridge United. They are currently sat in 21st place in the League One table.
He has told their website: “I am really happy to join. It’s new beginnings now for me and I am excited to be here. I have been there [battling relegation] before, it’s not nice to be in this position but it’s up to the team to come together and climb out [of the position]. Physically and mentally, I am good to go and itching to get going.”
Their boss Garry Monk added: “I am very pleased to add Marko to our ranks. He brings quality and plenty of experience at this level and will improve us by adding fantastic competition to our goalkeeping department.”
Cambridge United sign Marko Marosi after Cambridge United exit
Plymouth Argyle signed Marosi on a short-term basis to add cover to their goalkeeping department. He didn’t make an appearance for the Championship club though.
Cambridge United have now snapped him up and he will look to make their number one spot his own.
Marosi parted company with Shrewsbury Town last summer and weighed up his options.
The Shropshire Star claimed Wrexham, Birmingham City, Rotherham United and Huddersfield Town wanted him, whilst Alan Nixon reported on Patreon that Hibernian were admirers.
Marosi was the Shrews’ first choice for three years and losing him last year was a blow.
He has also had spells in the past at at Wigan Athletic, Doncaster Rovers and Coventry City.
After leaving Shrewsbury Town, he told their website:“I want to thank the club for bringing me in and letting me be part of its history. I want to thank the managers and all of the staff, not just the football side but behind-the-scenes as well.
“And lastly I want to thank the fans for all the love and support you have shown me over the three years, you guys are amazing.”
What now?
Marosi has linked up with Cambridge United as he looks to help them stay up in the third tier.
As for Plymouth Argyle, they remain in the bottom three and face QPR up next.
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