Alisson has revealed he has entered negotiations over extending his stay at Liverpool, with his current contract set to expire at the end of the season. The goalkeeper said his agent is already in talks with the club.
Speaking via The Mirror, Alisson said: "Yes, in my mind (I want to say). I'm focused on playing every game, but in my mind I'm happy to stay. You know, that depends on a lot of aspects and different situations. But my will is to stay. I'm happy here, my family is happy here."
He added: "I'm still hungry for titles and for delivering good performances. I still want to play at the top level for as long as I can. So that's my thinking on that. My agent is talking with the club."
On his current form, Alisson said: "Yes I feel (as good as ever), of course. In some games, we don't have the result we want but that's football, that's part of football and you just have to keep working hard, having the right motivation to do stuff. The same motivation I had coming into today, I had in the other games. This is the game that you want to happen all the time but you know that is not the reality. You're going to have to deal with different situations and you just need to stay calm, work hard and the result will come in the future."
Alisson has been Liverpool's first-choice goalkeeper since joining from AS Roma for a then-record £67 million ($85 million) in 2018. Liverpool activated a one-year extension clause in his contract last summer as Juventus showed interest, and he remains the club's undisputed No. 1 under Andoni Iraola.
The club has nonetheless prepared for the future, spending £25 million ($33 million) plus £4 million ($5.3 million) in add-ons to sign Giorgi Mamardashvili from Valencia, while Lucca Brughmans has been kept out on loan at Belgian side Genk.
Alisson again showed his quality during Sunday's win over Crystal Palace. He is a two-time Premier League champion and a UEFA Champions League winner with Liverpool, having also claimed the Premier League's Golden Glove on two occasions and become the inaugural winner of the Yashin Trophy in 2019.
His potential new deal would echo that of fellow Liverpool stalwart Virgil van Dijk, who recently signed a contract extension of his own at Anfield at the age of 35.
