Millwall Look to Secure the Signing of Former England U19 Goalkeeper

Millwall Look to Secure the Signing of Former England U19 Goalkeeper

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Millwall Look to Secure the Signing of Former England U19 Goalkeeper

Millwall have been heavily linked with a move to sign Stevenage goalkeeper Filip Marschall according to Mark McAdam.

The 23-year-old made 45 appearances for The Boro last season, proving to lock down the starting goalkeeper position at the League One side.

Marschall has started all three of Stevenage’s league games so far this season, as well as making two appearances in the EFL Cup.

By proving to be a reliable option in between the sticks, the former England U19 international has attracted the interest of championship side Millwall.

The interest for Marschall comes after Millwall’s 5-1 defeat to Southampton on the weekend, which saw the London based club concede their first goals of the Championship campaign.

The loss to The Saints marked Millwall’s first defeat of the 2026/27 league season too, prompting the side to look for alternatives in the goalkeeping position.

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