Neither Salah nor Nunez, this is the player most loved by Liverpool fans

Liverpool want to keep picking up points and that could be the key to regaining places in the Premier League, as in the UEFA Champions League the team is heading for the Round of 16 with the help of a player who has become the most loved by the fans this term. We are talking about Alisson Becker, who in the last five games has kept a clean sheet in three of them.

The Brazilian Becker is for the Red's fans the best security they have; if not for his great saves, it is also for what he does offensively, the former AS Roma player who has constantly become a topic of conversation and for example what he did a few days ago, when he assisted Mo Salah to make the difference in the victory over the Citizens, where not only the parity was maintained, but our home Anfield was respected.

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Throughout social media, the empathy of the fans poured in, naming Becker as the most consistent player in this atypical start to the season. "There's only one man who has impressed me with consistent performance in this inconsistent season", says user @flydudedipsy who agrees with another fan, @ceeelillllll: "This shouldn't be a question. AB1 the best of our team", they said on Twitter.

The fans' affection for Alisson has translated into a preference for him over other superstars at the club, such as legend Mohamed Salah and attacking sensation Darwin Nunez. Becker took over in goal at the start of the season, with the exception of the FA Community Shield Grand Final where Spaniard Adrian saved, since then the Carioca has 11 EPL appearances to his name, four clean sheets and one of three penalties saved.

<strong>Alisson Becker, the most loved</strong>

Alisson was formed in Internacional de Porto Alegre in Brazil where he began his professional career in 2012, until he travelled four years later to Italy to join the ranks of the capital club, which sold him to the Premier League in 2018 for a huge figure of 62.5 million plus 10 variables, paid by Liverpool for the best goalkeeper of the World Cup Russia 2018.