Liverpool’s potential move for Andriy Lunin signals their proactive approach in the transfer market amidst uncertainties over Alisson Becker’s future.

The Real Madrid goalkeeper has caught the attention of several clubs including Liverpool. With talks reportedly underway, the Reds are assessing the feasibility of bringing in Lunin, who could cost around £30 million.

Lunin, despite Real Madrid offering him a contract extension, is seeking regular first-team opportunities, something that might not be guaranteed with Courtois still firmly established as the first-choice keeper. Liverpool’s interest stems from the possibility of Alisson departing for Saudi Arabia, leaving a void that Lunin could potentially fill.

For Liverpool, securing Lunin would not only bolster their goalkeeping options but also ensure continuity and quality in a critical position.

His desire for regular game time aligns with Liverpool’s potential need, making the move a plausible scenario if Alisson’s departure materialises. As negotiations progress, Liverpool fans will be eagerly awaiting updates on whether Lunin could indeed be the next custodian at Anfield.