Alisson Set for Juventus Switch as Curtis Jones Eyes Exit from Anfield

Liverpool face a significant summer overhaul following a disappointing Premier League title defence, with departures now accelerating across the squad.

After splashing around £450m on fresh talent last summer, the Reds have paradoxically grown weaker, prompting sweeping changes at Anfield. Mohamed Salah and Andy Robertson have already confirmed their free-transfer exits, and now the goalkeeping department looks set for upheaval.

Alisson appears poised for the exit door, with Italian journalist Alfredo Pedulla reporting that the Brazilian has struck an 'agreement' with Juventus over a two-year deal featuring an optional additional season. The Serie A side have made their move, though Manchester City's James Trafford remains their primary target.

Pedulla outlined the situation: "Liverpool recently extended his expiring contract for another season, but for the future, they intend to focus on Georgian Mamardashvili. Therefore, Juventus intends to pursue a high-calibre player who would allow them to make a real leap in quality in that position. Having received Alisson's approval, discussions with Liverpool will continue in the coming days to reach a definitive solution."

Jones Growing Restless

The goalkeeper's departure would form part of a broader squad reconstruction, with midfield academy product Curtis Jones also weighing up his options. Both Tottenham and Aston Villa have registered interest in the 23-year-old, according to talkSPORT reporter Alex Crook, who claims Jones is 'strongly considering' a move away.

Football Insider's Pete O'Rourke has shed light on the midfielder's frustrations: "He's not happy being a fringe player at Liverpool at the moment, he wants to be more involved so he could look to move on."

With his contract situation uncertain and first-team opportunities limited, Jones appears willing to seek regular football elsewhere. The midfielder's predicament reflects a broader pattern at Anfield, where the summer spending spree has left several squad players marginalised in the pecking order.

Liverpool's recruitment strategy now focuses on bringing in fresh faces while offloading peripheral figures, with the incoming Georgian shot-stopper Mamardashvili earmarked as Alisson's long-term successor.