Alisson’s agent talks spark contract boost as Liverpool eye future

Liverpool’s 34‑year‑old goalkeeper Alisson Becker, whose contract runs out in the summer, has confirmed that his agent is currently negotiating with the club after his influential role in the Reds’ 3‑1 win over Crystal Palace. He also reiterated his desire to remain at Anfield where his family is settled.

Liverpool activated a one‑year extension to Alisson’s deal last season, but a further agreement will be required to keep him beyond the current campaign.

The 34‑year‑old Alisson Becker said he would welcome staying at the club and expressed happiness with his situation.

“I’m focused on playing every game but in my mind I’m happy to stay,” Alisson told Paul Gorst of the Liverpool Echo, adding that his family is also happy at Anfield.

He added that the decision depends on many aspects and different situations, yet his preference to remain is clear.

Future planning and squad depth

Liverpool must decide how Alisson fits into future plans, having already signed Giorgi Mamardashvili and loaned teenager Lucca Brughmans to Genk.

Andoni Iraola has publicly voiced hope that the Brazilian will remain.

Palace performance highlights value

Alisson affirmed he is still hungry for titles and aims to perform at the highest level for as long as possible, noting that his agent is in talks with the club.

He stressed that his appetite for trophies has not diminished.

Alisson agent reveals preliminary contract renewal talks with Liverpool

In the 3‑1 victory at Selhurst Park he produced saves against Daichi Kamada, Adam Wharton and Yeremy Pino, helping Liverpool bounce back from defeats to Arsenal and Fenerbahçe.

He described the match as a reminder of his contribution, saying the team gave away chances and he was glad to add three points.

International break and outlook

While the performance underscored his immediate importance, Alisson acknowledged that a single game will not settle contract talks.

Discussions are ongoing but no new agreement has been announced.

He was omitted from Brazil’s fixtures against Japan and Singapore by coach Carlo Ancelotti, giving him time to prepare for Liverpool’s upcoming matches.

Alisson admitted missing the national team was disappointing but welcomed the chance to relax with his family.

He evaluated Liverpool’s progress under Iraola as solid in many games but lacking consistency, urging teammates to manage frustration and maintain confidence.

He praised the presence of a top manager and top players, believing further success is achievable as the squad continues to develop.

Alisson’s future hinges on an agreement between player and club.

His motivation is clear: he wants to stay, compete and win again at Anfield.