Sources: Alisson's stance on 'forcing' Liverpool transfer revealed amid Juventus update
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(Credit: Imago) Thu 28 May 2026 6:45, UK Alisson will not try to engineer an exit from Liverpool this summer if a move is against the club’s wishes, sources have told Football Insider.The goalkeeper is attracting significant interest from Juventus ahead of the summer transfer window, but he “won’t force an exit” from Anfield this summer, as he prepares to enter the final year of his contract. The club hierarchy still view him as one of the Premier League’s best goalkeepers, even though he was not able to play as many games as they would have liked this term.Liverpool are eyeing another big summer after they failed to compete for the league title in 2025-26, and Slot is adamant that there is still a key place for Alisson in the squad. ✈️ Liverpool Transfer News ✈️ Breaking news on deals in progress, latest signings, departures, and contract news from the Anfield boardroom.
VISIT THE TRANSFER HUB MORE FOOTBALL INSIDER STORIES Juventus offering Alisson what Liverpool will notAlisson’s current contract at Anfield does not provide him with long-term security, given that he is due to become a free agent this time next year, if nothing is done to tie him down. Juventus’ attempts to try to prise him away from Merseyside in the coming months hinge around the offer of a long-term contract, providing him with far greater security in the latter stages of his career.
His potential suitors are working hard to try to pull him away from Liverpool this summer, but it is already clear that Slot and Co. have little intention of allowing that to happen. 🚨 Understand Liverpool informed Alisson about their desire and plan to keep him for one more year.Juventus offered Alisson a longer deal but #LFC insist to keep him.Only player position could change stance but Liverpool clearly want him to stay.🎥 https://t.co/GuNXQUye1y pic.twitter.com/Nqwg97fdYj— Fabrizio Romano (@FabrizioRomano) May 25, 2026 View Tweet That could have changed had Alisson tried to force his way out, but with that seemingly not an option at this stage, it looks far more likely that he will stay put for next term at least. The Georgian has routinely served as Alisson’s understudy when the veteran has been fit in recent years, but he is keen to try to secure more gametime in the next stage of his career.