Alisson has firmly established himself between the posts at Liverpool but needs time before he is comfortable with his own performances.
The Brazil international thinks his move from Roma in a deal worth up to €72.5million (£65m) – then a world record for a goalkeeper – has led to high expectations being placed upon him.
While stating his enjoyment in playing for Liverpool, he acknowledged things will not always go smoothly so soon after his move.
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"Every beginning needs to be taken slowly," Alisson said. "In my case expectations are very high concerning my job because the way the transfer was done, with a record transfer fee for a goalkeeper.
"Pressure is high and people always want me to be perfect. Of course, it's difficult to reach perfection. I work a lot for this, to be the closest to this. But it's still early to say whether I am satisfied or not.
"I work hard to improve every day. I do things right, I do things wrong and I believe that this is the way to grow in our profession. At the moment, I am very happy with this move.
"With changing league, changing city, my family is very happy, and I'm doing my best to help Liverpool and Brazil get better and better."
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