Alisson reaches verbal agreement to quit Liverpool as replacement lined up

Alisson appears increasingly likely to follow Mohamed Salah and Andy Robertson out of the Liverpool exit doors this summer.

The 33-year-old goalkeeper is currently sidelined with a muscle injury, with Freddie Woodman being forced into the lineup following Giorgi Mamardashvilli's absence, but that hasn't stopped the rumours.

Football Insider understands that Liverpool have "question marks" over Alisson's future, with several European clubs keeping tabs on the situation, and the player being out of contract in the summer of 2027.

Arne Slot is already under major pressure on Merseyside, and if Liverpool were to lose their first-choice goalkeeper permanently, matters could get even more difficult for the Dutchman ahead of next season.

Alisson could switch Anfield for Juventus this summer

According to respected journalist Matteo Moretto, via X (22 April), the goalkeeper, who is edging towards an Anfield exit, has reached a verbal agreement with Serie A giants Juventus.

It is understood that Liverpool's stance on another big-name departure this summer will become apparent in the coming weeks, but as of now, his future remains up in the air.

Football Insider understands that Liverpool are weighing up a new contract for the Brazilian star, but no movement has been made publicly ahead of a tricky summer transfer window.

With such uncertainty, those behind the scenes at Anfield will need to begin thinking up plans for the summer, especially with two other big names already set to depart as free agents.

Who could Liverpool target as Alisson's replacement?

Football Insider understands that Liverpool will reject any offers for Mamardashvili, with Alisson's future unclear ahead of the summer, but he could be replaced if the Reds act quickly.

Slot's side have been mentioned in the race for Man City's James Trafford [Goal], who is ready for more consistent minutes away from the Etihad Stadium, having played second-fiddle to Gianluigi Donnarumma.

It remains to be seen if the Citizens would sanction a move to Anfield for the 23-year-old, but it is very clear that the shot-stopper is desperate for valuable minutes on the pitch.

Alisson has been one of the best goalkeepers in the Premier League over the last decade, and it will be extremely difficult for anyone to fill his shoes on Merseyside.