Alisson signals desire to stay at Liverpool despite uncertainty over new contract

Alisson has made clear that he wants to remain at Liverpool beyond the end of the season, despite his contract approaching its conclusion and direct discussions over a new deal yet to begin.

The Brazil goalkeeper said he is happy at Anfield and remains determined to compete at the highest level, while his agent handles contact with Liverpool’s management.

“I want to stay, yes,” the 34-year-old told BBC. “My focus is on playing every game, but I am happy to continue here. It depends on different aspects and circumstances, but my desire is to stay. My family and I are happy here.”

Alisson added: “I am still hungry to win trophies and perform well. I want to keep playing at the highest level for as long as possible.”

He confirmed that he had not held direct talks with the club about extending his contract, although his representative remains in communication with Liverpool.

The goalkeeper’s comments come after his future had been the subject of speculation in recent months. Earlier this year, he considered the possibility of moving to Juventus before deciding to continue his career with Liverpool.

Alisson joined Liverpool from Roma in 2018 for £66.8m and has made 347 appearances for the club.

He returned to his influential best during Liverpool’s victory over Crystal Palace on Sunday, making several important saves. That performance came after a difficult week for Arne Slot’s side, which included defeats by Arsenal and Fenerbahce.

Brazil are listed to play Japan in a friendly on 14 November 2026. Liverpool are scheduled to meet Manchester United in the Premier League on 22 November 2026.

For now, Alisson’s priority remains performing in those upcoming fixtures rather than becoming involved in direct negotiations over his future. His position, however, is clear: he would prefer to remain at Liverpool and continue competing for major honours at Anfield.