Is Liverpool goalkeeper Alisson Becker injured? Premier League injury update

Alisson was taken off after 59 minutes in Turkey and is set for a spell on the sidelines
Alisson Becker was forced off in Liverpool's defeat to Galatasaray (Image credit: Getty Images)

Liverpool goalkeeper Alisson Becker picked up a hamstring injury in the defeat to Galatasaray on Tuesday evening.

The Brazil international had played every game in the Premier League and Champions League so far this season, but could not continue at Rams Park and was replaced by summer signing Giorgi Mamardashvili in the second half.

Liverpool also lost Hugo Ekitike to injury, and had a late penalty decision overturned by VAR in what turned out to be a frustrating night for Arne Slot’s side.

Will Alisson be available this weekend?

Alisson Becker celebrates at Anfield

Alisson has been a consistently high performer for Liveprool (Image credit: Getty Images)

Alisson, who made a string of fine saves to prevent Galatasaray from increasing their lead on the night before coming off, has suffered from hamstring issues in recent seasons.

The stopper was left out of Brazil’s squad for their upcoming international friendlies against South Korea and Japan, and is awaiting the results of a scan to determine the exact timeframe of his absence.

Liverpool coach Arne Slot looks on from the technical area during the UEFA Champions League first round day 2 football match between Galatasaray (TUR) and Liverpool (ENG) at the Ali Sami Yen Spor Kompleksi in Istanbul on September 17, 2025.

Arne Slot endured a tough evening at Rams Park in Turkey (Image credit: YASIN AKGUL/AFP via Getty Images)

After the match in Turkey, Slot claimed that his first-choice ‘keeper would not be fit in time to face Chelsea on the weekend.

“If my player is on the floor, nine out of 10 times I fear the worst, and with the worst I mean that he cannot continue”, he said.

“It's never positive if you go off like this. You can be sure he is not playing Saturday.”

Liverpool take on Chelsea at Stamford Bridge this weekend and will be keen to get back to winning ways following two successive defeats.

Jack is a contributing writer and lover of all things football. When he's not checking out the club careers of players on Wikipedia, he can be found at Ashton Gate cheering on his beloved Bristol City.

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