Alisson Becker Nominated for 2025 Yachine Trophy — A Testament to His Goalkeeping Greatness
Liverpool’s first-choice goalkeeper, Alisson Becker, has once again found himself among the world’s elite as he earns a nomination for the 2025 Yachine Trophy, the prestigious award handed out by France Football to the best goalkeeper in the world.
This marks yet another milestone in Alisson’s decorated career. The Brazilian shot-stopper has previously enjoyed great success in this category — winning the inaugural Yachine Trophy in 2019, thanks to his outstanding performances for both Liverpool and the Brazil national team. That year, he was instrumental in Liverpool’s UEFA Champions League triumph, played a major role in their strong Premier League campaign, and also helped Brazil clinch the Copa América, earning him widespread acclaim and the top spot in global goalkeeper rankings.
In 2022, Alisson continued to display world-class form, finishing second in the Yachine Trophy rankings. His consistency, agility, and game-reading ability set him apart once again, despite tough competition from fellow top goalkeepers like Thibaut Courtois and Ederson.
Now, in 2025, his latest nomination reaffirms his place at the very top of world football. At 32, Alisson remains a cornerstone of Liverpool’s defensive structure, delivering commanding performances in the Premier League and on the European stage. His reflex saves, calmness under pressure, and distribution skills have helped Liverpool maintain their competitive edge as they chase domestic and continental glory.
Beyond just the stats, Alisson’s leadership, experience, and composure have made him one of the most respected figures in the dressing room. He’s not only a shot-stopper but a vocal presence and a mentor to younger players. Whether it’s pulling off match-winning saves or organizing the backline with precision, Alisson continues to prove why he is one of the greatest goalkeepers of his generation.
As the football world turns its eyes toward the 2025 Ballon d’Or ceremony, Alisson’s name stands tall among the best — and his third Yachine Trophy nomination is a deserved recognition of his enduring excellence.
