By Daily Sports on January 3, 2020
Liverpool goalkeeper Alisson has been recognised as the best Brazilian player in Europe after winning the 2019 Samba Gold Award.
Alisson played a key role in the Reds' run to
Champions League glory last season, and also made a huge impression on the Premier League during in his first year in English football.
The 27-year-old claimed the Golden Glove award after recording 21 clean sheets in the top flight, as Liverpool missed out on the title by a single point behind Manchester City.
The Brazil shot-stopper managed to transfer his club form onto the international stage at the Copa America, where the Selecao won the trophy for the first time in 12 years after beating Peru in the final.
Alisson was forced to miss the start of Liverpool’s 2019-20 campaign through injury, with Adrian drafted in as his replacement for a UEFA Super Cup triumph over Chelsea back in August.
He has, however, made the number one jersey his own again since returning to action, and added more silverware to his collection in the form of the Club World Cup.
According to Liverpool’s official website, Alisson has been awarded the Samba Gold Award for his exploits last year – winning 35.54 per cent of the final vote.
Fans, journalists and former players all had their say, with Anfield colleague Roberto Firmino finishing second, one year after picking up the accolade himself.
Paris Saint Germain defender Thiago Silva ended up in third with 10% of the vote and Fabinho joined his Liverpool team-mates on the final shortlist after placing in fourth. (Sky Sports)
•PHOTO: Alisson
Source Daily Sports
Posted January 3, 2020
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