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Transfers

Liverpool lets Alisson go, while Mastantuono loan remains uncertain

🇬🇧 By 4AllFootball ·
Liverpool lets Alisson go, while Mastantuono loan remains uncertain

While Liverpool FC has made it clear that goalkeeper Alisson will not receive a new contract and will end his career at Anfield as a free agent next summer, rumours are also swirling about a possible Mastantuono‑Leihe, whose continuation is unconfirmed and may be terminated.

Alisson's Future at Liverpool

Peter Byrne – PA Images/GettyImages reports that the club has no intention of offering Brazilian goalkeeper Alisson a new contract. The Brazilian is expected to become a free agent next summer and will finish his career at Anfield.

Liverpool FC would prefer Alisson to play for a club in one of Europe's top five leagues. This plan is set to be revisited in January to explore suitable options.

Other Transfer Rumours at a Glance

At the same time, rumours are circulating about a possible Mastantuono‑Leihe, whose status is currently unclear and, according to speculation, could be on the verge of termination.

Further reports involve a promising young Swedish player who is expected to cost around €25 million, as well as an English international whose new contract with the Magpies contains no release clause.

A 24‑year‑old remains under contract with the French club until 2031, while a €21 million offer from the Spurs for a defender was rejected; now a transfer fee of €30 million is being demanded.

After the failed move to Trabzonspor, striker Richarlison is exploring legal avenues to terminate his contract with the club, as Vasco da Gama has also shown interest.

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