Overview
- Sky Sports reported Monday that Juventus have placed Alisson at the top of their shortlist and plan to commit significant resources to try to sign him.
- Liverpool triggered a one-year option in March to extend the goalkeeper’s deal to 2027, which secures his value and rules out a free departure.
- The club is assessing goalkeeper options in case he leaves, with Giorgi Mamardashvili already stepping in during Alisson’s recent hamstring layoff and earlier absences.
- Transfer reporters including Fabrizio Romano and Paul Joyce describe Juventus’ interest as real and a serious approach, though no bid or club-to-club agreement has been announced.
- Other reporting points to Liverpool weighing leadership losses after Mohamed Salah and Andy Robertson confirmed exits, and signals that any move for Alisson would depend on a satisfactory fee and the club’s rebuild plans.