How Much Will Juventus Pay for Liverpool's Alisson Becker?
Recent reports from Italy suggest that Juventus is actively pursuing Liverpool's highly-rated goalkeeper, Alisson Becker, for a potential summer transfer. These latest updates shed light on the financial implications should the Bianconeri succeed in securing the Brazilian shot-stopper.
Juventus appears to be preparing for a significant squad overhaul this summer, with all areas of the team under review. The goalkeeping department is no exception. Current reports indicate that Michele Di Gregorio might be allowed to depart if a suitable offer arrives, while 33-year-old Mattia Perin will be entering the final year of his contract.
Alisson, who has previously played in Italy, is seen as a prime target. Inter Milan is also reportedly interested in the Liverpool star as they too look to strengthen their goalkeeping options ahead of the new season.
Alisson remains under contract with Liverpool until the summer of 2027, making him a valuable asset for the Premier League club. Despite his contract length, sources indicate that Liverpool would be willing to negotiate a transfer fee in the range of €15 million to €20 million if they decide to let the 33-year-old move on this summer.
Beyond the transfer fee, Alisson's personal terms are expected to be substantial. Current information suggests that Juventus would need to offer him a significant annual salary, potentially in the region of €7 million to €8 million per season, to entice him to Turin.
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