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Liverpool is reportedly considering a move for Brighton goalkeeper Bart Verbruggen this summer as part of their long-term succession planning for Alisson.
Report: Liverpool eyeing move for Brighton star this summer
Liverpool’s long-term goalkeeping plans are under renewed scrutiny, with TeamTalk reporting that the club have been made aware of Brighton goalkeeper Bart Verbruggen’s situation.
The development comes amid uncertainty over Alisson Becker’s future. TeamTalk state that Juventus have agreed terms in principle with the Brazilian on a three-year contract, including an option for a further season.
For Liverpool, that creates a delicate decision. Alisson remains one of the finest goalkeepers in world football, but he turns 34 later this year and has entered the final stages of his current Anfield deal.
Fenway Sports Group, Michael Edwards and Richard Hughes are said to be cautious about committing to another long-term contract for a senior player. That approach reflects a desire to avoid sentiment shaping squad planning.
Verbruggen has emerged as a serious name under consideration. The Brighton goalkeeper has built a strong reputation in the Premier League and is viewed as one of the most promising young players in his position.
TeamTalk claim Liverpool have done significant work on the , who is regarded as a potential long-term successor should Alisson leave.
Liverpool is looking at Bart Verbruggen as a potential replacement for Alisson as part of their long-term goalkeeping strategy.
Alisson's future at Liverpool is uncertain, prompting the club to explore options for a successor.
Liverpool is expected to pursue a move for Bart Verbruggen during the upcoming summer transfer window.
Bart Verbruggen's situation at Brighton has drawn attention, leading Liverpool to consider him for a transfer.

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His age, composure and ability with the ball make him an obvious fit for a club looking to future-proof a key position. Liverpool require a goalkeeper capable of handling pressure, starting attacks and defending space behind a high line.
Sources state Verbruggen is open to leaving Brighton this summer as interest around him continues to intensify.
Giorgi Mamardashvili remains highly rated by Liverpool, but TeamTalk report there are doubts over whether he is ready to become the club’s undisputed number one immediately.
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As it stands, Liverpool’s decision is Mamardashvili is not quite ready to fill any void Alisson would leave.
That line is significant. It suggests Liverpool still believe in his long-term potential, but may not view him as the immediate answer if Alisson departs.
Aston Villa’s Emiliano Martinez has also reportedly been discussed internally, although Liverpool appear to be prioritising younger options with greater long-term upside.
Tottenham and Bayern Munich have both been credited with interest in Verbruggen, which means Liverpool may need to act decisively if their interest develops.
Brighton are already preparing for a possible change, with Carl Rushworth seen as a potential successor following his impressive loan spell at Coventry City.
Liverpool’s stance remains clear. Alisson would only be allowed to leave if a replacement plan was firmly in place.
That is the right approach. Replacing Alisson is not a normal transfer decision. It is about protecting one of the most important positions in the team.
From a Liverpool fan’s perspective, this feels like one of those reports that cannot be dismissed lightly.
Alisson leaving would be a huge emotional and sporting blow. He has been more than reliable. He has been decisive, calm and, at times, almost unfairly good. There have been countless matches where Liverpool’s attacking ambitions have only been possible because Alisson has dealt with the chaos behind them.
That is why the Verbruggen link is interesting rather than straightforward. He is talented, young and clearly comfortable in a modern system. Brighton’s environment usually gives players a strong tactical education, and that should appeal to Liverpool.
Still, there is a difference between looking impressive at Brighton and replacing Alisson at Anfield. The pressure is different. The scrutiny is different. The margin for error is tiny.
The Mamardashvili detail also stands out. If Liverpool already have doubts about throwing him straight in, supporters will want clarity. Was he signed as the future number one, or as part of a broader succession plan?
What Liverpool cannot afford is hesitation. If Alisson goes, the replacement must be chosen with total conviction. Verbruggen may well be that player, but this is one decision where clever recruitment has to meet cold certainty.