Liverpool’s campaign has suffered a major setback after Arne Slot confirmed that first-choice goalkeeper Alisson Becker will remain sidelined until the closing stages of the season 
The Brazilian shot-stopper is expected to miss both crucial clashes against Paris Saint-Germain, ruling him out of fixtures that could prove pivotal to Liverpool’s European ambitions. To make matters worse, his comeback is not anticipated until late May — leaving the Reds without one of their most dependable players during the most decisive stretch of the campaign.
Alisson has been instrumental for Liverpool throughout the season, producing vital saves and providing strong leadership at the back. His absence now places significant pressure on the rest of the squad, with backup goalkeepers likely to shoulder responsibility in high-stakes encounters.
For Liverpool, the timing could hardly be worse.
With major trophies still within reach and the season entering its defining moments, losing a player of Alisson’s caliber represents a significant blow. Supporters will be hoping for a speedy recovery, but the challenge ahead is clear — Liverpool must push through the most demanding phase of their season without their No.1 goalkeeper.