Roma Director Confirms ‘No Bids Have Been Made’ for Chelsea, Liverpool & Real Madrid Target

?Roma have not yet received any offers for in-demand Brazilian goalkeeper Alisson despite rumoured interest from a number of clubs, the club’s director of football Monchi has confirmed.

According to ?AS, Alisson is appearing increasingly likely to stay at the Italian side after a lack of firm offers. The player had been a summer transfer target of both ?Liverpool and ?Chelsea in the Premier League and Spanish giants ?Real Madrid after an impressive season between the sticks for the Rome club.

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The 25-year-old Brazilian international has also been a key figure in his national team – being the Seleção‘s preferred goalkeeper over Manchester City’s Ederson.

Alisson has earned 31 senior international caps to date, and was Brazil’s goalkeeper throughout this summer’s World Cup in Russia.

Monchi said regarding his future: “We have not received any offers, so it’s difficult to have an idea about figures if there has not been any offer.

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“Now Alisson will go on holiday and he will join up with the squad after that.”

Originally, Liverpool had reportedly been favourites to sign the Brazilian shot stopper, only to have their interest dulled slightly by high asking prices.

Real Madrid were then said to have taken over the driving seat, with Chelsea still keen on the player too. However, as Monchi has revealed, no bids have been tabled by these sides.

Roma are still planning for the future in the goalkeeping position too, though.

During a press conference to reveal other summer signings, Monchi told reporters the club have agreed to sign 21-year-old Palmeiras goalkeeper Daniel Fuzato.

The young Brazilian will become the club’s third-choice goalkeeper after he completes his €500k move.

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