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‘What a player’ – Alisson reacts to teammate’s Anfield display in Carabao Cup win

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Liverpool goalkeeper Alisson Becker has revealed a humorous exchange he had with teammate Federico Chiesa after the Italian forward scored his first Premier League goal for the club. Alisson joked with Chiesa to help ease the pressure and celebrate the milestone, highlighting the positive and supportive atmosphere within the Liverpool squad.

Chiesa, who joined Liverpool from Juventus for an initial £10 million last August, has faced challenges adapting to the Premier League, with fitness issues limiting his appearances. Despite this, his first league goal came as a significant moment for him personally and for his team integration.

Alisson's light-hearted comment was aimed at boosting Chiesa's confidence and reflects the camaraderie and team spirit maintained in the Liverpool dressing room. Such interactions play a vital role in a player’s adaptation and morale, especially for new signings navigating the demands of English football.



The article also touches on ongoing speculation about Chiesa’s future at Liverpool. Despite his recent goal, there are reports that he prefers a return to Serie A, potentially joining clubs like Napoli or AC Milan, to secure more regular playing time and a top-level salary. Liverpool are reportedly willing to sell Chiesa for around €15 million, though they may accept less to facilitate a timely transfer.



This situation underscores the complexities faced by players and clubs in balancing performance, fitness, and career aspirations, particularly in highly competitive environments like Liverpool and top European leagues.

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