Liverpool goalkeeper Alisson Becker remains a key figure at Anfield, and discussions surrounding his contract extension continue to dominate the football transfer landscape. Recent reports indicate that Alisson, who joined Liverpool from AS Roma in 2018 for a reported £65 million, is open to discussing a new deal, though his representatives are seeking a salary increase reflective of his consistently outstanding performances and his status as one of the world's best shot-stoppers. Sources close to the negotiations suggest that Alisson is particularly keen on securing guarantees regarding his role as the club's primary penalty-saver, a responsibility he has consistently delivered on throughout his time at Liverpool. Furthermore, discussions involve outlining Liverpool's long-term vision for the club and ensuring Alisson’s continued contribution to the team’s ambition. While no formal offers have been made yet, the club is committed to retaining their influential goalkeeper. The 32-year-old has formed a strong bond with the supporters and consistently demonstrates a professional attitude on and off the pitch. Liverpool's willingness to invest in their key players remains a priority, and Alisson's continued presence is seen as crucial to the club's long-term success.