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Liverpool faces a pivotal offseason as Alisson Becker reportedly agrees to personal terms with Juventus, signaling a potential exit from Anfield. This shift opens the door for Liverpool to pursue a Manchester City goalkeeper as his successor.
Alisson, at 33, stands among Liverpool's greatest goalkeepers, but with injury issues mounting, the club braces for a future without him. Reliable sources confirm a verbal agreement between Alisson and Juventus, with Liverpool set to clarify their position on his departure soon. As they navigate this transition, the club is eyeing Giorgi Mamardashvili as a potential replacement.
However, recent reports indicate Liverpool has also 'declared interest' in James Trafford, the 23-year-old City keeper. Frustrated with limited playing time behind Gianluigi Donnarumma, Trafford is eager for a starting role. He showcased his talent in the Carabao Cup final against Arsenal, reinforcing his credentials.
Man City is open to negotiations, with a fee around £30 million likely to satisfy both parties. Liverpool isn't alone in their pursuit; Chelsea, Aston Villa, Tottenham, Brighton, Leeds United, and Newcastle are all monitoring the situation. The outcome hinges on Alisson's departure and Liverpool's commitment to make Trafford their number one choice.
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