Juventus is reportedly eyeing Alisson Becker as part of a significant squad overhaul, with the Liverpool goalkeeper potentially emerging as a top free-agent target next summer. Currently, Alisson's contract at Anfield is set to expire in June 2027, and unless fresh terms are negotiated, Juventus could aim to sign one of Europe’s most experienced goalkeepers without incurring a transfer fee.

According to Tuttosport, Juventus officials Giovanni Carnevali, Ricky Massara, and Marco Ottolini are already evaluating potential opportunities for 2027, placing Alisson among their notable targets. Both Massara and Luciano Spalletti are familiar with Alisson from their time at Roma, and Juventus has previously explored the possibility of bringing him back to Serie A.

• Alisson's wages may need adjustment from his current salary at Liverpool for a deal to be feasible.
• At 34 years old by season's end, Alisson offers a different profile compared to younger goalkeeping prospects, yet his experience and proven quality remain appealing.

However, any potential move hinges heavily on Liverpool’s future plans. Alisson is a crucial member of Liverpool's leadership group and has been named among the club's vice-captains for the 2026/27 season. His influential role suggests that Liverpool values both his performance and leadership highly, complicating Juventus’ interest.

From Juventus' standpoint, signing Alisson without a transfer fee would allow for financial flexibility in other squad areas during an anticipated rebuild. Liverpool, meanwhile, is already planning for the future with Giorgi Mamardashvili and other younger goalkeepers, indicating a succession strategy is in place. Currently, Juventus’ interest appears exploratory rather than concrete, but speculation regarding Alisson's potential return to Italy is likely to intensify if Liverpool does not secure his services beyond 2027.