The Merseyside club are six points clear at the top. Premier League Table with a game in hand, having won all their games in the improved Champions League and Safe way to the semi-finals Carabao Cup.
His impressive form has inevitably drawn parallels with Liverpool’s 2019-20 title-winning side but Alisson – who played an integral role in the club winning both the Premier League and Champions League under Jurgen Klopp – insisted that it was impossible to compare the two teams.
“I don’t think it’s very similar, [it’s] Two different teams.” Brazil said the international. “Some players still play in the team but we have a slightly different style now, more ball possession, before it was really straightforward: a lot more transition, a lot more intensity.
“That team was really special, we achieved great things, it was the first Premier League title for this club in a long time. We also won the Champions League together the season before. I think both There is no comparison of circumstances.
“I’m just happy to see that in this group of players, we have the quality to do something special and the most important thing is the determination that’s needed to win something, and the passion, the desire.
“We’re hungry and we want to win every game in front of us and what’s in front of us and that’s our only focus at the moment.
“We know that in the future we will remember more about the good times you had together in football. Of course winning is not everything, but it is a big part of football, so I I want to remember the team as a winning team.
“I believe we don’t need to compare ourselves to teams of the past, we have to make our own history. This season, this group has to make their own history.”
Liverpool have defied expectations of a title charge under new head coach Slott this season.
Alisson was quick to praise the Dutchman for how quickly he has been able to implement his ideas at Anfield.
“I think when Arne joined the club, everyone thought it would be difficult for him to replace a manager like Jurgen.” “He’s showing his qualities and he brings us a lot of good things.
“I think it’s not just one key, but many things that are helping us achieve our goals. I want to highlight the commitment of this team, the players, which the manager says, go every day. And training hard. Along with the desire to improve, to be a better team and to win big things for this club, so that’s always going to be a key point for a team that wants to be a winner.”
It has been a challenging season so far for Allison, who was out for more than two months with a hamstring injury earlier in the campaign. However, the 32-year-old has confirmed that he is now fully fit and is delighted to be able to help from the slot on the pitch.
“It’s not easy when you’re away for a long time,” he said. “It was not easy for me, but I worked very hard.
“I was looking forward to coming back because when you’re injured, these days you don’t go out there, put some ice on your leg and wait until you’re fully recovered.
“You work so hard in the gym every day, sometimes double sessions, double sessions pretty much every day, treatments at home, treatments at the club.
“So I spent a lot of time working without doing the best part of football, which is the game. So I was looking forward to coming back, even the team was doing really well, so you know that. become more excited to be a part.”
Liverpool will look to continue their impressive run when they travel. West Ham United But with the league leaders looking in a state of disarray on Sunday, Allison has stressed the importance of Slott’s squad keeping their feet on the ground.
“Of course it’s too early to talk about the title, but that’s our goal, that’s our target,” he said. “At this point, we can’t just start looking at points and see how it goes. We really have to focus on the next opponent that’s in front of us.
“That’s the mentality we need and that’s the mentality we have at the moment. We know how the Premier League can change so quickly in two games.
“Two games ago, everybody was probably saying, looking at us on the table, Chelsea It is getting closer, all the teams are getting closer, and now after two matches we are in a better position. So everything changes so quickly here because of the quality of all the teams. So we really have to focus on ourselves.
“Like I said before, we have a lot of things to improve on. Over the course of the season, you don’t just have to be a champion in one game or just because of what we did at this halfway point.”