Liverpool goalkeeper Alisson Becker has expressed his desire to extend his contract and stay with the club.

Liverpool's first-choice goalkeeper Alisson Becker recently stated publicly that he hopes to stay at Anfield after his contract expires this season.

Alisson, 34, has made 347 appearances for Liverpool since joining from Roma in 2018 for £66.8 million. Although he considered joining Juventus earlier this year, he ultimately chose to stay, and his agent has now begun talks with the club regarding a contract extension.

When asked about his future plans in an interview, Alisson clearly expressed his desire to renew his contract: "In my heart, I would love to stay. Although it depends on many factors and specific circumstances, my wish is to continue playing for the team. My family and I are very happy here."

"I remain hungry for championships and eager to perform at the highest level, playing for a few more years on the biggest stage." Head coach Anthony Iraola had previously praised Alisson's performance and made it clear that he hoped Alisson would stay with the team.

After the team suffered consecutive defeats to Arsenal and Fenerbahce last week, Alisson made several crucial saves in the weekend's match against Crystal Palace, ensuring the team's victory.

Speaking about the team's current situation, Alisson admitted in an interview that the team still needs to work on its consistency: "We haven't played at our best yet. We've played well in many games, but we lack consistent consistency."

“We have top-notch coaches and players, and the ability to achieve greatness. We must find the confidence and determination to win as soon as possible. Although the process requires patience, as players, we have absolutely no time to waste.”

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