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Alisson Becker in action during the Premier League match between Liverpool FC and West Ham United FC at Anfield on April 13, 2025(Image: Ed Sykes/Sportsphoto/Allstar via Getty Images)

Alison Becker acknowledges that it is becoming harder to avoid talking about how close Liverpool are to winning the Premier League title.

Slot and his team now need only two more wins to officially be champions after Mikel Arteta’s Arsenal drew to Brentford on Saturday.

There has been minimal talk from Liverpool players on winning the title, but Alisson believes they have reached a point where it is hard to ignore what everyone is talking about.



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But the Brazilian says Liverpool's mindset will not change as they prepare to travel to Leicester City on Sunday, knowing that a win could even secure the league title should Arsenal lose at Ipswich Town earlier in the day.

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He said: “I think to this point we always come here to speak with you guys, with the media, and we say, ‘OK, we have to focus for the next challenge and don’t think too much about the points [or] the advantage,’ because it is what we believe is the right thing to do.

“We are at the point we cannot avoid anymore to talk about this and we just have to show the right attitude in front of the fans in the games we have to play… Working hard, fighting so hard for the whole game and really showing that we want to win this competition so hard.

“It’s what we did for the whole season and it’s what we have to keep doing – and I believe it’s what we are going to do for the next games.”

The goalkeeper had a top performance against West Ham United on Sunday, despite it being his first game back from injury.

And he added: “I’m pleased to come back and to deliver to the team a good performance, helping the team with the three points.

“I am always frustrated when I cannot be involved in the games, and this season it happened a few times.

But this is part of our profession as well – part of being a footballer is dealing with these upsets, these situations with injuries, and I’m so happy to be back to help the team and to enjoy playing is what I love to do.”

Alisson was full of praise for the West Ham side, but was disappointed to have conceded an unfortunate own goal after such a good start from the Reds.

“The place West Ham are in the table doesn’t say anything about their quality, their team.

They are so strong, so good, so many good players and they create chaos in the midfield, up front and in the last line it is difficult to defend," he told Liverpoolfc.com

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“It’s really disappointing when you concede a goal like that.
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