Juventus are said to be eyeing Alisson Becker as they plan a significant squad overhaul, with the Liverpool keeper shaping up as a top free‑agent target for next summer.
The Brazilian international remains a pivotal presence at Anfield, although his current deal runs out in June 2027.
Should Liverpool fail to agree on new terms, Juventus could move to sign one of Europe’s most seasoned goalkeepers on a free transfer.
Juventus include Alisson in list of free-agent targets
Tuttosport reports that Juventus executives Giovanni Carnevali, Ricky Massara and Marco Ottolini are already evaluating options for 2027.
Alisson figures prominently among the names being weighed.
The article notes that both Massara and Luciano Spalletti are familiar with the goalkeeper from their Roma days, and that Juventus have previously looked into a return to Serie A.
Tuttosport adds that his wages would probably need to be cut from his current Liverpool level for a move to be feasible.
At 34 by season’s end, Alisson offers a contrasting profile to the younger goalkeeper prospects being chased, yet his experience and proven quality keep him an attractive option.
Liverpool leadership role for Alisson complicates Juventus hopes
Any potential Juventus move would still hinge largely on Liverpool’s intentions.
Alisson continues to be a key member of Liverpool’s leadership group and was appointed one of the club’s vice‑captains for the 2026‑27 season.
His standing in the squad indicates that the Reds still value both his influence and his on‑field performances, a fact Liverpool affirmed in August.
That adds a layer of complexity beyond merely waiting for his contract to run out.
From Juventus’ viewpoint, the appeal is evident. Securing a goalkeeper of Alisson’s calibre on a free transfer would liberate budget for other squad areas amid what is anticipated to be a substantial rebuild.
Liverpool, for their part, already possess Giorgi Mamardashvili and keep investing in young goalkeepers, so succession planning is already in motion.
For the time being, Juventus’ interest seems exploratory rather than concrete. However, should Liverpool fail to tie Alisson down past 2027, talk of a possible return to Italy is likely to intensify.