GoalZaza can exclusively reveal that Italian giants Juventus have placed Liverpool. �s Brazilian wall Alisson Becker at the very top of their shopping...
GoalZaza can exclusively reveal that Italian giants Juventus have placed Liverpool. �s Brazilian wall Alisson Becker at the very top of their shopping list for the coming transfer window. The Old Lady, currently seeking a reliable guardian between the sticks following a string of inconsistent displays from their current options, sees the 32 year old World Cup winner as the perfect solution to fortify their defensive backbone. In the scheme of things, this move would see Alisson link up with a formidable rearguard in Turin, though the Premier League side are not expected to part with their number one lightly. Meanwhile, Real Madrid have turned their calculating gaze toward Aston Villa. �s tactician Unai Emery, the Spanish master of European competition, as they consider a change in the dugout. At Old Trafford, the powers that be are reportedly keen on West Ham United. �s rising star Mateus Fernandes, a midfielder who has given a very good account of himself in East London this campaign. The lion. �s share of the gossip, however, belongs to Juventus and their pursuit of Alisson. Should the deal materialise, it would cost the Serie A side a sum in the region of. ��40 billion, given the current exchange rates of roughly. ��1600 to a dollar. The Nigerian international connection cannot be ignored here, as Super Eagles talisman Victor Osimhen continues to be linked with a possible switch to Stamford Bridge, but for now, the headlines in Turin belong to a Brazilian, not a Nigerian. Down in Lagos, at the popular Ikeja viewing centre where fans gather for their Monday night ritual of European action, the news would spark immediate debate. Men in white jerseys clutching cold bottles of malt would shake their heads in disbelief, asking aloud if Juventus truly believe they can lure a man of Alisson. �s calibre away from Anfield. Some would remind others of how the Brazilian denied the Super Eagles in past World Cup encounters, while a man in the corner, a devoted Juventino, would insist that only a world class goalkeeper can help his side reclaim the Scudetto. The air would be thick with arguments over Naira valuations and whether the club should instead target a younger option, but the overall mood would be one of grudging respect for the Bianconeri. �s ambition.
