Report: Wealthy club set to make "monster" offer to convice £67million Liverpool star to join them

Alisson Becker is the latest Red to be linked with a move to the Saudi Pro League, after midfield duo Jordan Henderson and Fabinho joined last summer.

Liverpool initially signed the Brazilian from AS Roma for an estimated £67 million.

At the time, Jurgen Klopp described him as 'one of the world's best goalkeepers,' and it is safe to say that Alisson has lived up to all expectations.

The Liverpool goalkeeper has grown from strength to strength since taking on the no.1 jersey, and he continues to be important in crucial games, adding significantly to the team's success in recent seasons.

From the heroics against SSC Napoli that helped Liverpool win their sixth Champions League title to the goal against West Bromwich Albion, Liverpool's number one has secured his position in Reds' history.

What’s the transfer latest on Alisson Becker?

Both he and his countryman Ederson have been seen as marquee goalkeeper additions to the Saudi Pro League.

The 31-year-old is currently under contract with the Reds until 2027, so if he is lured away, a huge price will have to be paid.

According to journalist Rudy Galetti, Alisson has been made one of the PIF's biggest targets for the upcoming transfer window.

Reportedly, a "monster" offer is being prepared which will then be made to Alisson.

It is his two goalkeeping colleagues who are being linked with a transfer abroad, with Adrian admitting that he will leave once his contract expires while Caoimhin Kelleher maybe lured by the potential of first-team action.

Liverpool cannot afford to sell Alisson but would he even leave?

Alisson would be a major loss statistically. In 201 Premier League games, he has kept 86 clean sheets, surrendering fewer than one goal per game (174 goals).

The Brazilian is frequently the catalyst for the counterattack as his passing is unparalleled and have resulted in a few assists.

His greatest assist of the three came against Manchester United, with a precise ball for Mohamed Salah's goal.

But the issue remains: would he leave?

According to the Telegraph, Alisson is still 'very happy' with the Reds, and the irreplaceable goalkeeper appears to be staying here for the foreseeable future.