Liverpool have already made up their mind regarding the future of one of their most important players.
Along with Virgil Van Dijk, Mohamed Salah and Trent Alexander-Arnold, now goalkeeper Alisson Becker faces an uncertain future at the club.
The goalkeeper was linked with a move to Saudi Arabia all summer but ultimately decided to stay at the club.
The Reds completed the signing of goalkeeper Giorgi Mamardashvili from Valencia but sent the goalkeeper back on a season long loan to the La Liga club.
With him expected to join the Reds next summer, questions have been raised about Alisson’s future.
According to Fichajes, the Merseyside club will consider selling first choice goalkeeper Alisson next summer.
With Mamardashvili coming to join the club and Caoimhin Kelleher stating his desire to move away from Anfield for first team opportunities, the Reds could completely revamp the goalkeeping position next summer.
Alisson has been one of Liverpool’s best players during their successful time in the Champions League and the Premier League.
Along with the signing of Van Dijk, it was the signing of the Brazilian goalkeeper that elevated the club to the next level and made them a competitive force.
The Brazilian international has genuine interest from the Middle East and they are expected to return again next summer to sign the goalkeeper.
The 31-year-old is still at the top of his game, as his form has shown once again this season that he is one of the best players in the league in his position.
Having played three games and not conceding a single goal so far, Alisson remains a crucial part of the Liverpool first team setup.
Liverpool could have a busy summer transfer window next year
If Liverpool have made the decision to let him leave next summer, it shows how much they trust their new signing Mamardashvili to take his place.
This summer was a quiet one for the Reds but the next one could be an eventful one with possibly Salah and Alisson both heading out.
Futures of Van Dijk and Alexander-Arnold still remain unclear as things stand.