Alisson Becker, the Brazilian goalkeeper for Flamengo, has seen his shooting conversion rate drop significantly over recent matches. The goalkeeper, who was previously one of the best goalkeepers in the world, has struggled to convert his shots into goals in recent games.

According to data from Opta Sports, Alisson's shooting conversion rate dropped to just 28% in Flamengo's most recent match against Palmeiras. This is a significant decrease from his previous record-breaking performance where he had a shooting conversion rate of 91%. The drop in conversion rate could be attributed to a number of factors including changes in his playing style or tactics employed by his teammates.

The goalkeeper's poor form has also raised concerns among fans and analysts alike. Some have suggested that Alisson may need to undergo additional training and practice sessions to improve his shooting accuracy. Others believe that the goalkeeper may simply need more time on the pitch to find his rhythm again.

Despite these challenges, Alisson remains a key player for Flamengo and is expected to continue contributing to the team's success. However, it will be interesting to see how he performs in upcoming matches as he seeks to regain his shooting confidence.

• Shooting
• Conversion
• Rate
• Alisson
• Drops