Alisson Becker has reportedly agreed personal terms with Juventus, but negotiations with Liverpool have hit an early stumbling block due to what has been described as an “absurd” request from the Serie A giants.
The Brazilian goalkeeper, a key figure at Anfield since his 2018 arrival, is approaching the final two years of his contract, and discussions over a potential summer move are now underway.
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Juventus boss Luciano Spalletti is said to have identified Alisson as his top target to replace current number one Michele Di Gregorio.
Liverpool have reportedly set a valuation of around €10–15 million for the experienced shot-stopper.
However, Juventus are attempting to negotiate a lower fee—and have even asked Liverpool to terminate the final year of Alisson’s contract to allow a free transfer.
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The proposal has not gone down well at Anfield, with club officials said to be irritated by the suggestion, viewing it as financially unrealistic.
Liverpool remain open to selling but expect a reasonable fee for one of their most successful modern-era players, reports Team Talk.
Alisson’s potential departure comes amid uncertainty in Liverpool’s goalkeeping department, with Giorgi Mamardashvili and Freddie Woodman both dealing with fitness concerns.
Juventus are also exploring alternative options, while Liverpool have been linked with James Trafford as a possible long-term replacement if a deal is completed.
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