A new three-part LFC Original docuseries Alisson: My Story is set to premiere on All Red Video on June 20, chronicling the inspiring journey of Liverpool’s No.1 – from the streets of Novo Hamburgo to the steps of Anfield glory.

The series opens with a deeply personal look into Alisson Becker’s life off the pitch, beginning at home with his wife, Natalia, and their children, Helena, Matteo, and Rafael.

Episode two revisits his days at AS Roma, including the pivotal night he faced Liverpool in a Champions League semi-final – an experience that helped seal his move to Anfield.

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Episode three is a tribute to Alisson’s success in red, featuring legendary teammates, family, and an emotional retelling of his unforgettable headed goal at West Bromwich Albion.

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“Every game I play is special.

Every time you play at Anfield is special.

“Because of the atmosphere, because of the history… I feel so good when I play at Anfield.”

More than just a goalkeeper, Alisson sees his role as guardian of the club’s heartbeat:

“It’s an exchange between the players and supporters… For me, as a goalkeeper being there in front of them looks like I’m not protecting only the goal, I’m protecting all the people behind me and all the people at the stadium.”

Since joining in 2018, Alisson has won seven major honours with Liverpool and built a life in the city with his family.

“The club has a huge impact on my life, my character… It’s a huge community and that’s why it means life.”

Looking ahead, he remains as hungry as ever: “I want to give them joy, I want to give them special memories together with the team… I think the future is positive for us and I really believe that we can do everything again.”

Alisson: My Story streams exclusively on All Red Video from June 20.

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