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Alisson to Flamengo

Liverpool

Flamengo

Goalkeeper · 34y · Brazil · contract until 2027

Chance it happens in January

Estimated fee: €2m–€3m
Value: €9m
Reporters: 1 credible

Where he ends up in the January windowEvery outcome by the January deadline, adding up to 100%. A move in a later window is not counted.

FlamengoThis rumour
Other clubNot yet named
Stays at LiverpoolNo move

What the number is based on

Reporting1 trusted reporterBBC SportFor the move
ContractRuns to June 20278 months leftFor the move
FeeEstimated €2m–€3mValue €9m

The story so far

2 reports · newest first

Monday
BBC SportTrust 88BroadcasterBroadcasterReport
“Alisson wants to sign new Liverpool contract. Liverpool goalkeeper Alisson Becker wants to stay at the club beyond the end of the season, when his current contract is set to expire.”
Friday
1newsbrasilTrust 46Earliest mentionEarliest mentionvia Transfer News LiveFull post
“🚨 Flamengo want to sign Liverpool goalkeeper Alisson if he decides to return to Brazilian football. The club intend to make a strong push for the Brazilian if he opens the door to leaving European football.”

Chance it happens in January

Long shot

Estimated fee: €2m–€3m
Value: €9m

AuthorTransfer Tracker AnalystLast updated9 Nov 2026StatusUp to date

Alisson eyes Liverpool stay, Flamengo interest stuck at talk

The situation

The freshest news here actually points away from a move. BBC Sport reported on 9 November that Alisson wants to sign a new Liverpool contract, extending his stay beyond this season rather than walking away. That sits awkwardly alongside a string of recent reports linking him with Flamengo, all of which describe talk of a free transfer in the summer of 2027, not any January deal. His Liverpool contract runs until 30 June 2027, and from 1 January that year Flamengo could strike a pre-contract agreement if he were leaving, meaning no fee for Liverpool, but that is a question for next year's window, not this one.

The reporting

Sport Witness carried the original line on 4 November, describing internal disagreement at Flamengo and no formal approach. CaughtOffside, Transfer News Central and Transfer News Live all repeated that reporting across 5 and 6 November, adding detail on wages and age concerns but not a single new fact. Further back, @1newsbrasil's report was carried by Transfer News Live by 23 October, describing only a conditional interest if Alisson chose to leave Europe. None of this amounts to more than one source's reporting passed around.

The outlook

Add the BBC's contract story and the chance of any Flamengo move happening soon looks slim. Flamengo remain divided internally, his boyhood club Internacional may be preferred anyway, and Alisson himself appears focused on staying at Anfield. Nothing suggests a bid, a figure or a departure plan.

What happens next

What would actually shift this is Alisson's contract talks with Liverpool. Either he signs an extension, which ends the story, or no new deal materialises by the time the pre-contract window opens on 1 January 2027.

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