Alisson is considering a move to Saudi Arabia, enticed by the prospect, which could potentially provide Liverpool with a transfer boost of $40 million.

Alisson is considering a move to Saudi Arabia, enticed by the prospect, which could potentially provide Liverpool with a transfer boost of $40 million.

Alisson Becker is said to be considering a move to Saudi Arabia, with reports suggesting that the Liverpool goalkeeper is tempted by the idea of a reunion with a former teammate from Anfield. Foot Mercato indicates that Al Nassr, the Arab Club Champions Cup winners, has expressed interest in the Brazilian goalkeeper after their victory over Al Hilal in the final.

Cristiano Ronaldo is one of the players currently playing for the team based in Riyadh, and Sadio Mané recently made a move from Bayern Munich to join them.

According to Foot Mercato, Al Nassr has a strong interest in Alisson, and the Liverpool goalkeeper is reportedly quite tempted by the prospect of this new challenge. Despite notable departures like Jordan Henderson and Fabinho to the Saudi Pro League earlier in the summer, Liverpool is expected to be resolute in retaining their goalkeeper, and there are no indications of Alisson leaving anytime soon. The ECHO reports that the 30-year-old is content at Anfield, and Liverpool has no intentions of selling him. Alisson is currently under contract with Liverpool until 2027.

Bayern Munich is not actively pursuing Sangaré.

Liverpool may have received positive news in their quest for a new midfielder. Recent reports have connected the Reds to PSV Eindhoven midfielder Ibrahim Sangaré, with ESPN suggesting that Liverpool has entered the race for his signature, along with other interested clubs such as Bayern Munich and Paris Saint-Germain.

Reportedly, Sangaré has a release clause of $40 million (£32 million/€37 million) in his contract, potentially facilitating a deal for Liverpool, and recent developments may strengthen their position further.

As per information from Sky Germany’s Florian Plettenberg, Bayern Munich is not actively pursuing Sangaré, contradicting earlier suggestions of negotiations with the Ivorian midfielder. This development could be advantageous for Liverpool, especially as they seek a new option for the number six position after unsuccessful attempts to sign Moisés Caicedo and Roméo Lavia.