The pandemic made it difficult for Alisson to cope with his grief. He had to balance his emotions with his responsibilities as a footballer, including a crucial period in the season when Liverpool was fighting for a top-four spot. Alisson's wife, Natalia, was pregnant with their third child at the time and had to stay in Liverpool with their kids due to the risks of traveling during the pandemic.

Alisson's family was going through a tough time. He remembered how his father would often joke that Natalia was like a daughter to him. Alisson's father would always support Natalia in any disagreement, saying she was like a daughter he never had.

During this challenging period, Alisson received heartfelt messages from his rivals, including Pep Guardiola and Carlo Ancelotti. He also received a phone call from his manager, Jurgen Klopp, who told him to take all the time he needed to grieve. Alisson felt grateful for these gestures, which showed that even his competitors understood the human side of him.

Alisson was touched by the kindness of his teammates and rivals. He received many condolences, including flowers and notes from his brothers, Virgil, Andy, Fabinho, Firmino, and Thiago. He felt that these small gestures meant a lot to him during his time of sorrow.

Alisson will never forget the support he received during this difficult period. He felt that even his biggest rivals recognized the person behind the footballer's name.