Liverpool goalkeeper Alisson says he wants to stay at Anfield beyond the end of the season when his contract expires.
The 34-year-old, who has come in for criticism from Liverpool fans this season, delivered a reminder of his quality in Sunday's 3-1 win at Crystal Palace with a string of important saves.
Liverpool decided to keep Alisson in the summer amid interest from Juventus after triggering a one-year option in his contract in March.
Amid lingering doubts over his future, Alisson was asked if he wishes to continue at Anfield after his starring role at Selhurst Park.
"Yes, in my mind," he said. "I'm focused on playing every game but in my mind I'm happy to stay. You know, that depends on a lot of aspects and different situations.
"But my will is to stay. I'm happy here, my family is happy here. I'm still hungry for titles and for delivering good performances. I still want to play at the top level for as long as I can. So that's my thinking on that."
Liverpool signed Alisson from Roma in 2018 for £67m, a world-record fee for a keeper at the time, and he has gone on to win two Premier League titles, the Champions League, the FA Cup and two Carabao Cups.
Andoni Iraola, the Liverpool head coach, said last week that he hopes Alisson will stay at Anfield, but said the decision rests with the goalkeeper.
Alisson's latest comments will be sure to ease any concerns of Liverpool losing another high-profile player as a free agent.
Asked if he had held talks with Liverpool over a new contract, Alisson said: "No, but my agent is talking with the club."
Analysis: Alisson back to his best in Palace win
Sky Sports' Peter Smith:
Liverpool hit three at Palace, with three £100m+ players - Florian Wirtz, Alexander Isak and, with an assist, Bradley Barcola - involved in the goals. But it was the goalkeeper who was Liverpool's best performer.
Crystal Palace will be so frustrated because on another day, the narrative could have swung their way. But the brilliant Brazilian delivered in key moments in the game.
His save from Daichi Kamada's volley was an exceptional reaction stop. Two minutes later Liverpool took the lead.
Alisson was then at full stretch to push away Adam Wharton's header to ensure Liverpool went into the break with the advantage. And on 77 minutes, with the score 2-0, he prevented Yeremy Pino from setting up a grandstand finish by shutting down the angle to save the one-on-one.
Alisson may have had fortune with Pino hitting the bar when he was beaten early in the contest and he lost out on a clean sheet due to a controversial late Eddie Nketiah penalty, but in between he reminded everyone why he has been the Premier League's standout goalkeeper since his arrival in 2018.
It was a timely reminder of his importance to Liverpool after he was criticised for errors in back-to-back defeats to Arsenal and Fenerbahce.