Plymouth Argyle goalkeeper Zak Baker is set to join Plymouth Parkway on a three-month loan, with the move expected to be officially confirmed in the coming days.
The 21-year-old shot-stopper has been part of Argyle’s squad for several seasons, impressing in training and youth matches, but first-team opportunities have been limited.
Now, Baker gets the chance to showcase his talent and gain valuable senior football experience in a competitive Southern League environment.
Argyle manager Tom Cleverley is excited about the loan and what it means for Baker’s development.
“Zak is a talented goalkeeper, and this move will give him the opportunity to play regular first-team football,” Cleverley said.
“It’s an important step in his career, and we’re looking forward to seeing him grow at Plymouth Parkway.”
For Plymouth Parkway, Baker’s arrival is a huge boost. The young keeper brings the professionalism and training standards of a League One club, giving the Southern League side a reliable and promising presence between the sticks for the next three months.
This loan is a win-win: Baker gains vital game time to help him continue his journey toward becoming a full-time professional, while Plymouth Parkway benefit from his shot-stopping ability, composure, and energy at the back.
Fans will be watching closely as Baker takes on the challenge of senior football, testing himself against experienced strikers and high-pressure match situations. It’s an exciting opportunity for a young talent eager to prove himself.
The deal is expected to be finalized in the next few days, and all eyes will be on Baker as he begins his loan spell. If he performs well, it could open the door to bigger opportunities back at Argyle—or even further afield.
Zak Baker’s move to Plymouth Parkway marks a key step in his development, and fans of both clubs will be eager to see what he can achieve during this short-term spell.
