Alisson wants to stay at Liverpool as contract talks get underway
Alisson Becker has made clear he wants to extend his Liverpool career despite his current deal running out at the end of this season, and his agent has now confirmed talks with the club are underway.
Sky Sports reports that the Brazilian goalkeeper's contract expires in the summer, but speaking after his starring role in Sunday's 3-1 Premier League win at Crystal Palace, he revealed his desire to continue at Anfield (Sky Sports). A separate Sky Sports piece carries his words directly, with Alisson quoted as saying "my will is to stay" when asked about a new deal (Sky Sports).
Liverpool.com adds detail on the background, noting the contract claims come amid other transfer business being weighed up at Anfield, including reported interest in Barcelona's Ronald Araujo (Liverpool.com). In a follow-up, Liverpool.com reports that Alisson's agent has given an update on talks after the goalkeeper's own message about wanting to extend his stay, suggesting discussions between the two parties are genuinely moving (Liverpool.com).
The Liverpool Echo backs this up, reporting that Alisson's agent has confirmed he is in talks with the club over a new contract for the 32-year-old shot-stopper (Liverpool Echo). This Is Anfield rounds up the same line as part of its latest Liverpool news, pairing the Alisson contract talk with a separate update on Virgil van Dijk being reported "not fit" for Netherlands duty (This Is Anfield).
Elsewhere, Sunday's win at Selhurst Park produced some good feeling around the group beyond the goalkeeper. The Liverpool Echo reports that Alexis Mac Allister reacted to the Palace victory by revealing something Crystal Palace apparently couldn't quite believe about Alisson's performance, underlining just how influential the Brazilian was between the posts (Liverpool Echo). In a nod to Mac Allister's own form, This Is Anfield separately reports that Steven Gerrard wants the Argentine midfielder to sign a new contract, describing him as a "really clever footballer" (This Is Anfield).
For Liverpool supporters, the overriding message from all the reports is a positive one: their long-serving goalkeeper wants to stay, and the club appear to be actively working on getting a new deal over the line before his current contract runs out.
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