Fabrizio Romano has delivered a significant update on Alisson Becker, as Juventus step up their pursuit of the Liverpool FC goalkeeper.
Liverpool may be heading into one of their toughest transfer calls this summer following fresh developments around Alisson’s future. Romano reports that Juventus have made a concrete approach, with discussions already underway between the Italian club and the player’s representatives.
Juventus are said to be preparing an attractive long-term offer, either a two-year deal with the option of a third or a guaranteed three-year contract—clear evidence of their determination to bring the Brazilian back to Italy.
A return to AS Roma could hold emotional appeal for Alisson, given his past success there, while the presence of Luciano Spalletti—who previously worked with him—adds another layer of attraction to the move.
However, one major hurdle remains. Alisson is reportedly unwilling to leave Liverpool on negative terms, as he still holds strong affection and respect for the club. With his contract now running until 2027 after an extension was activated, Liverpool remain firmly in control of any potential transfer.
This leaves the club facing a critical decision: retain one of the world’s best goalkeepers, cash in while his market value is high, or begin planning for the future. With possible departures involving Mohamed Salah and Andy Robertson, losing another key leader could significantly impact the squad.
Letting Alisson go could prove risky. At 33, he still performs at an elite level, and goalkeepers often maintain top form well into their late 30s—just like Gianluigi Buffon and Manuel Neuer.
In the end, while Juventus are pushing strongly and the move may appeal to the player, Liverpool hold the final say. The decision this summer could shape the club’s immediate future—whether they keep a modern great or move into a new era without him.
