Alisson Becker Provides Injury Update After Leaving Brazil Squad
Liverpool goalkeeper Alisson Becker has reassured fans about his condition following his early exit from the Brazil squad on Friday.
During Brazil’s 2-1 victory over Colombia—where his Liverpool teammate Luis Díaz scored a stunning goal—Alisson was forced off after a heavy collision with Davinson Sánchez. He was substituted as a precaution due to a suspected concussion.
Liverpool later confirmed that the 32-year-old had returned to Merseyside for further medical evaluation.
Alisson Addresses Fans
Late Friday, Alisson took to Instagram to ease concerns, sharing a smiling photo with the caption:
“Hey guys, just to let you know I am fine. Just have to follow the protocols. Thanks for the messages.”
Positive News for Liverpool Amid Injury Worries
Alisson’s update is a relief for Liverpool supporters, especially with other injury concerns during the international break.
Ryan Gravenberch withdrew from the Netherlands squad, and Ibrahima Konaté’s early substitution for France caused some concern, though coach Didier Deschamps later downplayed any serious issue.
Although Alisson’s collision with Sánchez initially looked worrying, the good news is that he appears to be recovering well. With the Merseyside derby against Everton on April 2 approaching, he has time to rest and regain full fitness.
With just nine Premier League games left, Liverpool will be counting on their number one to maintain his top form as they push for another league title.
