Tuttosport report Alisson has ‘committed himself’ to Juventus completely

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Image Credits: Imago ImagesLiverpool’s summer rebuild may not stop with outfield players.While much of the attention around Anfield has centred on the departures of Mohamed Salah and Andy Robertson, fresh reports from Italy suggest another cornerstone of Liverpool’s modern era could now be edging toward the exit door.And this time, the destination is one of Europe’s biggest institutions.According to Italian outlet Tuttosport, Juventus are increasingly confident about signing Alisson Becker, with the report strongly implying that the Brazilian goalkeeper has already given significant encouragement toward the move.The clearest indication came in Tuttosport’s claim that “Alisson’s yes reassures the club,” a line that immediately raised eyebrows given Juventus have reportedly paused discussions involving alternative goalkeeping targets.The report adds that Juve had previously explored moves for Fiorentina goalkeeper David De Gea and Atalanta’s Marco Carnesecchi, but those negotiations are now effectively on hold while the club focuses its attention on Liverpool’s number one.That alone speaks volumes.Tuttosport also revealed that Juventus are preparing for major changes in the goalkeeping department, with neither Michele Di Gregorio nor Mattia Perin expected to remain as next season’s primary pairing.And crucially, the report suggests Liverpool would not stand heavily in the way of Alisson’s departure if the right conditions emerge.The connection driving the potential move is equally significant.Tuttosport states that Alisson is “enticed by the prospect of working with Luciano Spalletti again,” referencing the pair’s relationship during their time together at Roma between 2016 and 2017.At the time, Alisson spent much of the season behind Wojciech Szczęsny in the pecking order, yet reportedly impressed Spalletti with his professionalism and mentality.“Never a long face, never an out-of-place word, never an attitude that went against the group’s healthy coexistence,” the report explains.Now, nearly a decade later, Juventus believe that relationship could help bring the Brazilian back to Serie A.From Liverpool’s perspective, losing Alisson would represent the end of another era entirely.Alongside Virgil van Dijk, the Brazilian is widely regarded as the transformative signing that elevated Liverpool from chaotic entertainers into serial trophy winners under Jurgen Klopp.Since arriving from Roma in 2018 for what was then a world-record fee for a goalkeeper, Alisson has made more than 330 appearances for Liverpool, surpassing 100 Premier League clean sheets while winning every major trophy available.Even during Liverpool’s difficult 2025/26 season under Arne Slot, Alisson remained one of the squad’s most reliable performers, recording 34 appearances across all competitions while continuing to operate as both an elite shot-stopper and a deep-lying playmaker from the back.For now, no agreement is complete.But if Tuttosport’s reporting is accurate, Juventus are no longer simply admiring Alisson from afar.They believe the player himself is ready for the move.