Alisson Juventus transfer talks progress as Liverpool consider swap deal option

Liverpool’s goalkeeping situation could be set for a surprising twist this summer, with fresh reports suggesting a potential swap deal involving Alisson and Juventus may now be progressing.

The Brazilian has been repeatedly linked with a move to Serie A in recent weeks, and while earlier updates cast doubt on Juventus’ ability to finance the deal, new developments indicate talks are continuing behind the scenes.

According to Italian journalist Mirko Di Natale, negotiations between Juventus and Alisson’s representatives are ongoing, with another meeting expected in the coming days. The proposed deal would see the goalkeeper offered a three-year contract worth around €5 million per season.

Crucially, Liverpool’s asking price appears more flexible than previously reported. While earlier claims suggested a €15 million valuation, more recent updates place the figure between €10 million and €15 million.

This adjustment could make the deal more realistic for Juventus, particularly given their financial constraints. However, based on recent transfer dealings we’ve covered involving top European clubs, wage demands and additional fees often play a decisive role in finalising such moves.

One of the more notable elements of the latest reports is the possibility of a player exchange. Juventus are said to be considering offering Michele Di Gregorio as part of the deal, potentially offsetting Liverpool’s valuation.

The Italian goalkeeper has previously been linked with a move to Anfield, which could make the proposal more appealing from a squad planning perspective. Juventus reportedly believe his inclusion would effectively cover the lower end of Liverpool’s asking price.

However, it remains unclear whether Liverpool would prioritise a direct replacement in the same deal or explore separate options in the market.

Despite the apparent progress, significant uncertainties remain around the overall structure of the transfer. Beyond the transfer fee, Juventus would still need to cover wages, agent fees and potential bonuses, which could push the total cost well beyond €20 million.

There is also the question of competition. Saudi Arabian clubs have previously been linked with Alisson and could offer substantially higher financial packages, both in terms of transfer fee and salary.

However, it remains too early to determine whether Liverpool would actively encourage a move or wait for stronger offers to emerge.

Further discussions between Juventus and Alisson’s camp are expected in the coming days, which could clarify whether a formal offer will follow. Liverpool’s stance will likely depend on both the structure of any proposal and alternative options in the market. If negotiations progress, the inclusion of Di Gregorio could become a key factor in shaping the deal.