Alisson Becker is prepared to end his eight-year stint at Liverpool and join Juventus this summer, according to latest reports from Italian media. The Brazilian goalkeeper has informed the Turin club's management that he remains committed to the move regardless of whether Juventus secures Champions League qualification for next season.
The goalkeeper's representatives have accelerated discussions with Juventus after initial concerns about the Italian side's European prospects were dismissed. Sources indicate that Alisson intends for his final appearance at Anfield to come against Brentford on the final day of the Premier League season on Sunday, offering himself a fitting farewell after his successful years on Merseyside.
Liverpool Squad Exodus Takes Shape
This potential departure marks another significant exit for Liverpool following an underwhelming 2024-25 campaign. Manager Arne Slot is already dealing with the confirmed departures of Mohamed Salah and Andy Robertson on free transfers, reshaping the club's long-term strategy. Alisson's move would represent a substantial loss to the midfield and defence, as he has been a cornerstone of the squad's recent success.
Beyond the goalkeeper situation, Liverpool are also facing questions over young midfielder Harvey Elliott, whose loan spell at Aston Villa failed to deliver significant playing time. Reports suggest the Reds will accept a £25 million bid for the 23-year-old, with newly-promoted Coventry City emerging as a potential suitor. Finance expert Stefan Borson noted that "£25m is achievable" for Elliott given his age and previous valuation, indicating Liverpool's willingness to move players on at reasonable fees during the reconstruction phase.
Alisson's return to Serie A—where he previously starred for AS Roma—represents a natural career progression for the experienced shot-stopper, while Liverpool prepare for a significant squad rebuild heading into the new campaign.
