Ultimatum to Alisson

The Brazilian goalkeeper's contract expires in June 2027

Mario Roldán Martínez | 26 Sep 2026 | 18.00
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Alisson Becker, goalkeeper for Liverpool / Getty Images
Alisson Becker, goalkeeper for Liverpool / Getty Images

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Alisson Becker, 33 years old, is out of contract with the transfer market of Liverpool in June 2027 and his continuity beyond that date raises doubts within the club. His age, muscle problems, and the planning with Giorgi Mamardashvili and Lucca Brughmans condition a possible renewal.

Alisson Becker and a contract entering its final season

Alisson's contract expires on June 30, 2027, so Liverpool must decide in the coming months whether to extend the relationship or prepare for a change in goalkeeping. The Brazilian will turn 34 years old on October 2.

The first factor is precisely his age. Alisson arrived at Anfield in 2018 from Roma for about £66.8 million, and he has completed eight seasons at the club. The management must now assess a new deal for a goalkeeper nearing the end of his career.

The second element is injuries. During the 2025/26 season, his hamstring issues limited his participation and allowed Mamardashvili to play 20 matches in all competitions. This situation contributes to the uncertainties surrounding the future of the goalkeeping position.

Liverpool already preparing alternatives to Alisson Becker

Liverpool's planning also weighs on the decision. Giorgi Mamardashvili, 25 years old, arrived from Valencia for about £29 million with the idea of becoming Alisson's successor. However, his first season raised doubts about whether he is ready to assume the starting role immediately.

The scenario became more complex with the arrival of Lucca Brughmans. The Belgian goalkeeper, 18 years old, signed for Liverpool for an operation of up to £30 million and will remain on loan at Genk during the 2026/27 season. His addition indicates a medium to long-term planning approach.

Mamardashvili's situation is also not settled. James Pearce points out that the Georgian would not want to face a third consecutive season as a backup, while another report suggests that Andoni Iraola keeps Alisson as the first choice in the Premier League unless injured.

The future of the contract will, therefore, be one of Liverpool's significant decisions during the upcoming season. If Alisson continues, Mamardashvili may seek an exit, and Brughmans would be integrated into the subsequent plan; without renewal, the Brazilian could end his time at Anfield in June 2027.

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