“I like Ederson. I like the way he plays. When people say ‘yeah, he’s good with his feet’. He’s very, very good as a goalkeeper as well. He makes big saves. Crucial saves,” former Manchester United goalkeeper Peter Schmeichel told beIN Sports before the Brazil v South Korea game.
“If you can point anything towards Alisson. Everything (he has) is the traditional goalkeeping saving. One v One. All of that. Coming for crosses, he’s very good.
“But there is always a mistake. It’s like he is overestimating the time on the ball he has. There is always something where you are a little bit worried. I never have that with the other one.”
Alisson rarely commits mistakes leading to goals and is known for pulling off unthinkable saves, such as the ones he made against South Korea.
The Liverpool keeper made a total of five saves during the game, helping Brazil beat their opponents 4-1 and advance to the quarter-finals.
There is simply no better way of proving haters and doubters such as Peter Schmeichel wrong.
