The transfer rumor mill just shifted into high gear! As we approach the final weeks of the 2025/26 season, a seismic move is brewing between Turin and Merseyside.
Reports from Friday, April 24, 2026, confirm that Juventus have identified Liverpool’s Alisson Becker as their absolute "dream target" to spearhead a goalkeeping overhaul this summer.
With the Bianconeri looking to restore their aura of dominance under Luciano Spalletti, the Brazilian #1 has emerged as the marquee signing to lead the new era at the Allianz Stadium.
1. The State of Play: A Verbal Agreement?
The noise surrounding this deal is more than just speculation. According to top-tier sources like The Times and Italian insider Matteo Moretto, the foundations of a historic transfer are already in place.
The Verbal "Yes": Reports suggest Alisson has already reached a verbal agreement with Juventus. The goalkeeper is said to be "fascinated" by the project in Turin and open to a return to Serie A, where he previously excelled with Roma.
The Fee: Despite recently triggering a one-year extension to keep him at Anfield until 2027, Liverpool have reportedly set an asking price of around €15 million. Many see the contract extension as a move by the Reds to ensure they don't lose a club legend for free.
The Salary Hurdle: Alisson currently earns a reported €8 million per season. While personal terms are broadly agreed upon, Juventus will need to balance their wage bill to accommodate the Brazilian's superstar status.
2. Why Now? The Juventus Perspective
Juventus are looking for "Aura"—the intangible leadership that defines a championship-winning side.
The Di Gregorio Uncertainty: Despite 15 clean sheets this season, Michele Di Gregorio was recently dropped for four matches following a string of errors. Juventus are now looking to recoup at least €11 million for him to fund the Alisson move.
The Alternative: If the Alisson deal becomes too complex, Juventus are reportedly keeping tabs on David De Gea (Fiorentina) as a more affordable, short-term veteran option.
3. The Liverpool Fallout: End of an Era
For Liverpool fans, this news follows the confirmed departure of Mohamed Salah in March. Losing Alisson would signal the end of the core that brought the Premier League and Champions League titles back to Anfield.
The Successor: If Alisson leaves, Giorgi Mamardashvili—who has impressed during Alisson's recent injury lay-offs—is expected to step up as the new Liverpool No. 1.
World Cup Prep: Alisson remains Brazil's undisputed starter under Carlo Ancelotti and has confirmed he will be in "full playing condition" for the 2026 World Cup this June.