Alisson Becker, Liverpool FC star, on the stoppage of PSG and Neymar in the shock of the Champions League

When Liverpool face Paris Saint-Germain in the Champions League on Wednesday night, a player will be confident at the Parc des Princes.

Alison Becker, the coach of AS Rome Roma who earns £ 50m in the summer, is well aware of the threat of attack that has the PSG. There is his fellow Neymar, Kylian Mbappe – who scored PSG's 3-2 defeat at Anfield in September – and there is Edinson Cavani. A lot to keep it busy, that's for sure.

Doubts remain as to whether Neymar and Mbappe will be fit enough for a match that, if Liverpool wins, will lead them to the round of 16.

But when you're a goalkeeper who scored just five goals in an undefeated first-leg match in the Premier League, you can see why Alisson is confident before the clash between Liverpool and Paris whether Neymar is playing or not.

"It will be a very good match," said the 26-year-old Standard sport after the 1-0 victory of the Brazilians on the friendly match against Uruguay at the Emirates Stadium.

"They have Neymar against our defenders, but we also have an excellent defense, so it will be a good match for everyone – and I'm expecting it to be a good match as well."

One of the most striking aspects of Alisson is its degree of badurance, without arrogance.

It's a trait that helped the 26-year-old to realize the types of performances that quickly explained why Liverpool had spent a world record transfer fee for a 50 million pound custodian plus 9 million pounds sterling to avoid temptation. Italy in July.

Even after his mistake against Leicester in early September led Rachid Ghezzal to score and end the game with nervousness, which Liverpool eventually won 2-1, Alisson recovered to be part of an impressive defense that has allowed Jurgen Klopp's team to stay just two points behind the Manchester City leaders.

The goalkeeper has already explained how his family played a big role in helping him settle into his new environment.

But he admits that the task was facilitated by the presence of some Brazilians in the Liverpool team.

When asked if he settled faster in England because of his compatriots such as Roberto Firmino and Fabinho, Alisson replied: "Yes.

"I'm starting to get used to the team, my colleagues and culture, I'm really happy with my present moment with the team and the national team."

The Merseyside derby is one of the aspects of the Liverpool player's life that Alisson will experience for the first time this weekend.

Liverpool welcome Everton, his fierce rival, who currently occupies sixth place at Anfield Sunday.

But, faithful to his cool approach to important matches, the goalkeeper is delighted to be able to enjoy the atmosphere of the derby in which he will be responsible for preventing another of his compatriots to score, Richarlison.

"Derbies are always a great time for everyone," he told the question of whether he was excited about playing Everton.

"We want to continue our work We have a good track record [this season] so I'm looking forward to this game. "