Arne Slot hints at a huge positive update for Liverpool as Alisson gets close to returning.

Liverpool have been without their world-class No.1 for eight games, but Arne Slot has lifted spirits with a positive update on Alisson Becker ahead of the Nottingham Forest match.
Alisson returns to training and could start
The Brazilian has been out since picking up a hamstring injury in the 1–0 loss to Galatasaray in late September—a spell during which Liverpool managed only three wins from eight matches.
Speaking before the Forest clash, Slot confirmed:
“Alisson trained last week and this week, so he should be able to play if everything goes well today.”
The careful approach to his recovery shows Liverpool have focused on full fitness rather than rushing him back, especially after recent defensive issues.
Giorgi Mamardashvili has deputised well, though pundits like Paul Scholes have pointed out how much the team misses its first-choice keeper.
Alisson himself hinted at a patient return three weeks ago on Instagram, writing: “Step by step… Y.N.W.A.”
A crucial lift for Liverpool’s defence
His comeback comes at an important moment. Liverpool sit eighth in the league, eight points behind leaders Arsenal, and have lacked defensive consistency.
Slot also confirmed that Conor Bradley and Florian Wirtz remain out after the international break, meaning some reshuffling may be required.
Even with those setbacks, having Alisson back is a huge boost. His presence brings calm, confidence, and stability to the back line.
With a busy run of fixtures ahead and players like Alexander Isak still regaining fitness, getting their world-class keeper back offers Liverpool a much-needed defensive reset—and a big lift for the supporters.










