Liverpool Goalkeeper Alisson Leaves Brazil National Team Due to Injury

Liverpool goalkeeper Alisson Becker is returning to Merseyside after suffering a head injury during Brazil's World Cup qualifier against Colombia. Alisson will undergo medical assessment from Liverpool's medical staff.

Liverpool goalkeeper Alisson has been forced to leave the Brazilian national team and will return to his club after suffering a head injury during Brazil's 2-1 win over Colombia in a World Cup qualifier on Thursday.

The injury occurred during a clash of heads between Alisson and Colombia defender Davinson Sanchez in the second half. Both players collapsed to the ground, prompting medical staff to rush onto the pitch and provide treatment. As a precautionary measure, Alisson was substituted out of the game after reporting feelings of dizziness following the collision.

Alisson Becker has departed the Brazil national team set-up and will return to Liverpool.

— Liverpool FC (@LFC) March 21, 2025

According to media reports, Alisson's early departure from the national team was a precautionary measure to ensure his safety and well-being. Liverpool confirmed on Friday that Alisson would be returning to the club, where he will likely undergo further evaluation and treatment for his injury.

Liverpool goalkeeper Alisson Becker is set to return to Merseyside after his international duty with Brazil. According to a statement from Liverpool, “Alisson is travelling back to Merseyside and will undergo assessment from the Reds' medical staff.”

BREAKING: Alisson Becker has left the Brazil squad and returned to Liverpool due to injury.

Arsenal's Gabriel and Newcastle's Bruno Guimarães also return to their clubs after their yellow cards against Colombia mean they are banned for the next match of the international break. pic.twitter.com/JZHNzDR8K6

— Sky Sports News (@SkySportsNews) March 21, 2025

Brazil is currently second in the CONMEBOL World Cup qualifiers table, with the top six teams set to directly qualify for next year's finals. The Brazilian national team will be looking to secure their spot in the World Cup, while Alisson's club, Liverpool, will be focusing on their Premier League campaign.

Liverpool, who have a commanding 12-point lead at the top of the Premier League standings, will host Everton on April 2. The match is expected to be a highly anticipated derby, and Liverpool will be looking to maintain their lead in the league.