Juventus are offering Alisson a “three-year contract at a lower figure”

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Image Credits: Imago ImagesJuventus have stepped up their pursuit of Alisson Becker by offering the Liverpool goalkeeper a three-year contract at a reduced salary, as they look to secure his signature this summer.Alisson Becker is not simply a Liverpool goalkeeper, he is the man who completed the club and helped deliver the most successful period in their recent history.Signed from AS Roma in 2018 for a then-world-record £66.8 million, the Brazilian was the final piece Jurgen Klopp needed, and what followed was six seasons of sustained excellence that brought two Premier League titles, the Champions League, the Club World Cup, the FA Cup, and two Carabao Cups to Anfield.His career before Liverpool had already marked him out as exceptional.He broke through at Internacional in Brazil before establishing himself as the best goalkeeper in Serie A during his time at Roma, where he led the club to a Champions League semi-final in 2017-18.Liverpool saw enough to spend a record fee, and the Brazilian repaid every penny.The statistics across his over 260 appearances at the club are remarkable for a goalkeeper.He has kept over 100 clean sheets in the Premier League alone, contributed three assists, all for Mohamed Salah through long-ball combinations, and scored one of the most famous goals in Premier League history, a 95th-minute header against West Brom in 2021 that kept Liverpool’s Champions League qualification alive.This season under Arne Slot, the 33-year-old has continued to perform at an elite level when available.He remains in the 90th percentile for goals prevented, has kept eight Premier League clean sheets and four in the Champions League, and continues to function as a primary outlet for transitions with an 81% pass completion rate.The problem has been availability.A recurring hamstring injury that flared in March 2026 has cost him roughly 25% of Liverpool’s fixtures, including the Champions League ties against Galatasaray and PSG, the latter ending in Liverpool’s elimination from the competition.The transfer story that has now emerged in recent times around Alisson is significant, and the headline detail is straightforward: Juventus are offering the Liverpool goalkeeper a three-year contract as they look to make him their number one signing this summer.Journalist Nicolo Ceccarini, reporting on Tuttomercatoweb, confirmed that the Brazilian is now the primary target for Juventus, who are planning a major overhaul and want to move away from developing young prospects in favour of securing a proven winner.“The former Roma goalkeeper, now at Liverpool, has become their top target. The Brazilian is open to the idea.

Work is underway on his salary, which stands at €8 million with the Reds. Juventus is offering a Juventus is offering a three-year contract at a lower figure compatible with the salary cap.”Crucially, Alisson himself is reportedly “open to the move,” and that openness alone has been enough to push Juventus into making him their number one priority despite the work that still needs to be done.The main obstacle is wages.Alisson currently earns €8 million a year at Liverpool, and that figure is too much for Juventus, who operate within a strict, established wage cap.They are offering a three-year deal, but at a considerably lower salary that fits within their internal structure.No specific figure has been reported, but the gap between the two parties is understood to be meaningful.There are further complications on Liverpool’s side.The club extended Alisson’s contract by a year earlier this season, meaning he is now contracted until 2027, which means Juventus will need to pay a transfer fee rather than simply wait.Liverpool also have Giorgi Mamardashvili in place as a successor, which could ease any reluctance to sell, though departing with just one senior goalkeeper in the squad is a risk the club will need to weigh carefully before sanctioning any deal.