Liverpool

Alisson Becker

Alisson stops shots that logic says should already be goals, throwing himself across the six yard box a fraction before the finish arrives. He organises the defence ahead of him with total calm, never rattled by whatever chaos unfolds around his own goal line.
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Appearances
5
Clean sheets
3

Season Snapshot

Minutes played
450
90.00 per match
Clean sheets
3
Goals conceded
4
Saves
14

Season Stats

Appearances
5
Minutes played
450
Clean sheets
3
Goals conceded
4
Saves
14

League Rankings

Among Premier League 2026/27 goalkeepers

Clean sheets
2nd of 16
Saves
12th of 24
Save %
5th of 24
Goals conceded
18th of 24
🛡️ Most Clean Sheets #3 of 24
🧤 Shot Stopper #4 of 24
🎯 Pass Masters #106 of 417
🟨 Most Cards #143 of 152
😈 The Bad Boys #289 of 326

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Alisson Becker, Reflexes That Defy Logic

Brazil's goalkeeper produces saves that look impossible in the moment and only make sense once the replay slows down.

Alisson reacts to the shot rather than the backlift, which lets him cover ground that seems to shrink the goal for anyone standing over the ball. His stance stays low and balanced until the last moment, so he can push off in either direction without wasting a step. Crosses that most goalkeepers leave for a defender get claimed instead, plucked from a crowded box with real confidence.

The debate around him usually centres on comparison rather than weakness, since Liverpool rarely need to ask whether he is good enough. What matters more is how long that composure holds up at the very top level, because a goalkeeper this influential shapes how high his back line can play. Watch how often defenders glance back at him before stepping forward, because that trust is rare.

The Rest Of The Squad

30 players

Goalkeepers

28
Freddie Woodman
Age 29
0 apps
25
Giorgi Mamardashvili
Age 26
0 apps
95
Harvey Davies
Age 23
0 apps
56
Vítezslav Jaros
Age 25
0 apps

Defenders

5
Jérémy Jacquet
Age 21
5 apps
6
Milos Kerkez
Age 22
5 apps
33
Ronald Araujo
Uruguay · Age 27
5 apps
4
Virgil van Dijk
Netherlands · Age 35
5 apps
30
Jeremie Frimpong
Age 25
3 apps
21
Kostas Tsimikas
Age 30
2 apps
12
Conor Bradley
Age 23
0 apps
15
Giovanni Leoni
Age 19
0 apps
2
Joe Gomez
Age 29
0 apps
44
Luke Chambers
Charlton Athletic · Age 22
0 apps

Midfielders

10
Alexis Mac Allister
Argentina · Age 27
5 apps
8
Dominik Szoboszlai
Age 25
5 apps 1g
7
Florian Wirtz
Germany · Age 23
5 apps 1a
38
Ryan Gravenberch
Netherlands · Age 24
5 apps 1a
42
Trey Nyoni
Age 19
3 apps
53
James McConnell
Age 22
0 apps
3
Wataru Endo
Age 33
0 apps

Forwards

9
Alexander Isak
Sweden · Age 27
5 apps 4g
18
Cody Gakpo
Netherlands · Age 27
5 apps 1g 3a
23
Víctor Muñoz
Spain · Age 23
5 apps 1g
29
Bradley Barcola
France · Age 24
3 apps
67
Lewis Koumas
Hull City · Age 21
3 apps
73
Rio Ngumoha
Age 18
3 apps
14
Federico Chiesa
Age 28
0 apps
22
Hugo Ekitiké
Age 24
0 apps
76
Jayden Danns
Age 20
0 apps
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Alisson Becker: The Ultimate Safety Net

Liverpool’s world-class keeper, built to win games with saves and start attacks with calm control.

Alisson plays like a goalkeeper who sees the game in slow motion. When a striker is through, he narrows angles perfectly. When a shot comes through a crowd, he finds it early. Even when Liverpool are stretched, he makes the type of saves that change seasons, the one-on-one stops, the fingertip reactions, the moments that keep the team alive when structure breaks.

But he’s also a tactical weapon. Liverpool’s high line demands a keeper who can sweep, claim space, and stay composed under pressure, and Alisson does all of it. He starts attacks with clean passes, switches play when needed, and gives defenders confidence because they know mistakes aren’t instantly fatal. Liverpool can be brave because he is brave.

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