Liverpool goalkeeper Alisson Becker has confirmed his intention to remain at the club, stating that his primary focus is on continuing to play at the highest level. The 34-year-old Brazilian, who joined the Reds from Roma in 2018 for a fee of £66.8 million, has made 347 appearances for the team. According to reports from Capital FM Kenya and MyJoyOnline, Becker described himself as happy at the club, noting that his family is also settled in the city. He emphasized that while his decision depends on various factors, his personal will is to stay and continue competing for titles, adding that he remains hungry for good performances.
Becker’s comments came after a strong performance in Liverpool’s recent victory over Crystal Palace, where he made several crucial saves. This performance followed a difficult stretch for the team, which included defeats to Arsenal and Fenerbahce. The goalkeeper acknowledged that while the squad possesses high-quality players and a capable manager, consistency remains a challenge. He noted that the team is building the necessary confidence to win, a sentiment echoed in analysis from Nile Post which highlighted the importance of stability for the side under head coach Andoni Iraola. As MyJoyOnline reported, the goalkeeper believes Liverpool now need consistency to challenge for silverware.
The contract situation is a significant decision for Liverpool’s sporting director, Julian Ward, particularly as Virgil van Dijk’s contract also expires at the end of the season. Both players have been central figures at the club since 2018. While younger goalkeepers such as Giorgi Mamardashvili and incoming signing Lucca Brughmans provide depth, the club faces the prospect of losing Becker on a free transfer if no new deal is reached. Sportstar reported that Iraola also hopes the goalkeeper can continue for more time, with Becker’s agent currently in conversation with the club to finalize the terms of a potential extension.