Natália Loewe: Alisson Becker's Wife, Age and Children
Natália Loewe Becker, Alisson's wife: her age, her medical career, their 2015 wedding, Helena, Matteo and Rafael, and Alisson's 2026 at Liverpool.

Natália Loewe Becker is a Brazilian medical doctor and the wife of Alisson Becker, the Liverpool goalkeeper who was Brazil's number one at the 2026 World Cup. She was born on 28 December 1990, so she is 35 as of November 2026, and the couple have been married since 22 June 2015 and have three children: Helena, Matteo and Rafael.
She is more than a footballer's wife on Instagram. Natália studied medicine in southern Brazil, was named a World Health Organization Goodwill Ambassador alongside her husband in 2019, and has spoken in interviews about the long-distance years of their relationship. In this guide, OhMyFootball goes through what is documented about Natália Loewe, how she met Alisson, their wedding and children, and where Alisson's career stands in November 2026.
Who is Alisson Becker's wife?
Alisson Becker's wife is Natália Loewe Becker, often shortened to Natália Becker. They met in 2012, when Alisson was still waiting for his breakthrough at Internacional in Porto Alegre and Natália was a medical student, and they married three years later.
As far as is publicly known, the couple are still together in 2026: no separation has ever been reported, and in June 2026, during the World Cup, Natália marked their eleventh wedding anniversary on Instagram with a message saying she loves and admires him more every day.
How Natália Loewe and Alisson met
According to an interview Natália gave to the Christian news site Guiame in 2020, she moved to Pelotas, in Rio Grande do Sul, at 19 to study medicine, a six-year course, and met Alisson in 2012. He was then a young goalkeeper at Internacional, about four hours away by road in Porto Alegre.
Natália has described those years herself. As a guest on the talk show hosted by Ainê Coutinho, Philippe Coutinho's wife, recorded in Manchester in 2022, she said that when she had eight free hours she would travel to Porto Alegre just to spend two hours with Alisson, and that in one week she made the round trip from Pelotas three times. For love, she added, you do anything.
Natália Loewe and Alisson Becker's wedding
Alisson and Natália married on 22 June 2015, after about three years together. Guiame reported that they married in Rio Grande do Sul, their home state; we could not find the venue or any details of the ceremony in reliable sources.
The date is confirmed by Natália's own posts. On 22 June 2018, the day Brazil beat Costa Rica at the World Cup in Saint Petersburg, she posted the photo above of the couple in their wedding clothes, celebrating a "double" party: the win and their third wedding anniversary. Eight years later, on 22 June 2026, she celebrated eleven years of marriage while Alisson was again at a World Cup with Brazil.
Natália Loewe age and birthday
Natália Loewe Becker was born on 28 December 1990. She confirmed the date herself on 28 December 2020, when she posted a birthday photo captioned "30" from Manchester. That makes her 35 years old as of November 2026, and she turns 36 on 28 December 2026. Her star sign is Capricorn.
She is about 21 months older than her husband: Alisson was born on 2 October 1992, so he turned 34 in October 2026.
How tall is Natália Loewe? Her height has never been published by a reliable source. The figures you see on some websites are guesses. For reference, Alisson is 1.93 m (6 ft 4 in) according to his Wikipedia biography.
Natália Loewe nationality and origin
Natália is Brazilian. In the 2020 Guiame interview, she said she was born in Porto Alegre, the capital of Rio Grande do Sul, and grew up in Esteio, a town in the Porto Alegre metropolitan area. Alisson is from the same state: he was born in Novo Hamburgo, about 40 km north of Porto Alegre.
Her surname, Loewe, is her maiden name; she uses Natália Loewe Becker, or Natália Becker, since her marriage. The couple have lived abroad since 2016, first in Rome and, since 2018, in England. Several of her Instagram posts are tagged in Manchester and at Anfield.
Is Natália Becker a doctor? Her education and career
Yes. Natália Loewe Becker is a qualified medical doctor. She studied medicine at the Catholic University of Pelotas (UCPel), according to the Brazilian newspaper Correio Braziliense, and the World Health Organization describes her as a "medical doctor and health advocate from Brazil". Several outlets, including Goal and Correio Braziliense, describe her as a paediatrician, and she has said she loves working with children.
Her career took second place to the family's moves. Alisson has said that his wife left Brazil five months after graduating to be with him in Rome. Brazilian sports outlet Lance wrote in 2025 that she had given up practising medicine to follow her husband. We could not find any report of her working as a doctor in England.
WHO Goodwill Ambassador
On 20 May 2019, at the opening of the 72nd World Health Assembly in Geneva, the World Health Organization named Natália and Alisson Becker as Goodwill Ambassadors for Health Promotion. They were two of four new ambassadors announced by WHO Director-General Tedros Adhanom Ghebreyesus that day.
The WHO said Natália would focus on childhood immunisation, nutrition, healthy lifestyles for children and sanitation in local communities. Speaking to UN News at the time, she said she felt honoured to represent Brazil, that she hoped to help raise vaccination and breastfeeding rates in the country, and that her greatest concern was universal access to health care. She also revealed that she was pregnant with her second child, and summed up her vocation by saying she was not born to treat diseases but to care for people.
From Rome to Liverpool
Alisson joined AS Roma from Internacional in the summer of 2016, and Natália followed him to Italy after finishing her degree. Their daughter Helena was born in April 2017, during his first season in Rome.
In July 2018, two years after his move to Italy, Liverpool made Alisson the most expensive goalkeeper in the world at the time, at a reported £66.8 million. The move was not easy for the couple. Alisson told Gazzetta dello Sport in 2018 that he had cried for a long time over leaving Roma, together with his wife, and that he decided with his head rather than his heart, after Jürgen Klopp had called him several times on FaceTime to explain his project.
According to reports at the time of the transfer, Natália had doubts about moving to Merseyside and talked it over with Larissa Pereira, Roberto Firmino's wife, who assured her the family would settle easily in Liverpool. We could not find either woman's own account of that conversation. Whatever was said, the family stayed: by November 2026, Alisson is in his ninth season at Anfield.
Natália Loewe and Alisson Becker's children
How many children do Alisson and Natália have? Three, whose names the couple have shared themselves on social media:
- Helena, their daughter, born in April 2017, while Alisson was playing for Roma.
- Matteo, their first son, born on 14 June 2019 in Porto Alegre. Alisson flew there from the Brazil camp to be at the birth, then returned in time for the opening game of the 2019 Copa América, which Brazil went on to win.
- Rafael, their second son, born on 10 May 2021. Natália announced the pregnancy in December 2020 with a photo of the couple captioned "Baby #3". Rafael arrived a few months after the death of Alisson's father, José Agostinho, in February 2021.
In May 2026, Brazilian media reported that the family celebrated Rafael's fifth birthday with a Brazil national team themed party, a few weeks before the World Cup. All three children appear in Liverpool's 2025 documentary series on Alisson.
Faith and family life
Faith is central to the couple's life. In the Guiame interview, Natália explained that she was raised in the Lutheran Church but had a distant relationship with religion until Alisson invited her to a Baptist service; she then began studying the Bible, and she described her marriage as proof that things can be transformed by Jesus. Alisson is a Pentecostal Christian, according to his English Wikipedia biography.
Alisson Becker's biggest fan
Natália is a regular at Anfield and follows Alisson's matches with Brazil closely. In May 2019, at the end of the season in which Liverpool reached and then won the Champions League final, she posted the photo below from the Anfield pitch with Alisson and Helena, writing that she was grateful to be living it all.
Sportbuzz, reporting on her interview with Ainê Coutinho, noted that she follows football closely herself and plays tennis. In 2025, she and the children featured in "Alisson: My Story", the documentary series produced by Liverpool FC.
The 2024 name mix-up
In June 2024, Natália had to clarify on Instagram that she was not the "Natalia Becker" named in Brazilian news reports about a case at an aesthetics clinic in São Paulo. The woman in that story, she explained, was a different person who shares her first name and surname, and she said she had nothing to do with the case. Metrópoles and Goal both reported her clarification.
Natália Loewe Instagram and social media
Natália is on Instagram as @natalialbecker, a verified account with about 481,000 followers and around 1,800 posts in November 2026. She shares family life, faith, Liverpool and Brazil matchdays, and moments with Alisson, who is on Instagram as @alissonbecker.
Who is Alisson Becker?
Alisson Ramsés Becker was born on 2 October 1992 in Novo Hamburgo, Rio Grande do Sul. His older brother, Muriel, is also a goalkeeper who came through Internacional's academy. Alisson is widely regarded as one of the best goalkeepers of his generation.
The main dates of his career:
- 2002: joins the Internacional academy.
- 2013 to 2016: first-team goalkeeper at Internacional, winning the Campeonato Gaúcho in each of his four seasons.
- 2015: makes his senior debut for Brazil.
- 2016 to 2018: AS Roma, named Serie A Goalkeeper of the Year for 2017/18.
- July 2018: joins Liverpool for a reported £66.8 million, then a record for a goalkeeper.
- 2018/19 and 2019: wins the Champions League with Liverpool and the Copa América with Brazil.
- 2019/20: wins the Premier League, Liverpool's first league title in 30 years.
- May 2021: scores a stoppage-time header against West Bromwich Albion.
- 2021/22: wins the FA Cup and the League Cup, and the League Cup again in 2023/24.
- 2024/25: wins a second Premier League title, under Arne Slot.
- Summer 2025: Georgian goalkeeper Giorgi Mamardashvili, signed from Valencia in 2024, arrives at Anfield.
- March 2026: Liverpool trigger a one-year option in his contract, keeping him at the club until the end of the 2026/27 season, according to ESPN.
- June and July 2026: plays every Brazil match at the World Cup.
In June 2025, Liverpool released "Alisson: My Story", a three-part documentary series. The first episode, below, visits the family home with Natália and the children and goes back to his early years in Novo Hamburgo.
Alisson Becker in 2026: Liverpool and Brazil
Alisson started the 2026/27 season as Liverpool's goalkeeper under the new head coach, Andoni Iraola, who replaced Arne Slot in June 2026. Mamardashvili remains his understudy. Since September 2026, English outlets including TEAMtalk and Football Insider have reported that Liverpool are preparing for Alisson to leave when his contract ends in the summer of 2027. In November, Sport Witness reported that Flamengo were considering a move for him, while the Brazilian agency RTI Esporte said Flamengo's board was not pursuing one. None of this has been confirmed by the club or the player.
With Brazil, the 2026 World Cup ended earlier than hoped. Carlo Ancelotti's team won their group, beat Japan 2-1 in the round of 32 in Houston on 29 June, then lost 2-1 to Norway in the round of 16 on 5 July, with Erling Haaland scoring twice. Alisson played every match. In September 2026, Ancelotti left him out of his first post-World Cup squad to give younger goalkeepers a chance, while saying that Alisson would still play in competitions like the Copa América if he remains the best goalkeeper in Brazil.
Natália Loewe net worth
Natália Loewe Becker's personal net worth is not publicly known, and figures quoted on celebrity websites have no reliable basis. Liverpool do not publish player salaries, so the same caution applies to estimates of Alisson's fortune.
Quick facts about Natália Loewe
- Full name: Natália Loewe Becker
- Date of birth: 28 December 1990
- Age: 35 as of November 2026
- Born: Porto Alegre, Brazil; grew up in Esteio
- Nationality: Brazilian
- Profession: medical doctor, WHO Goodwill Ambassador since 2019
- Husband: Alisson Becker, married on 22 June 2015
- Children: Helena (2017), Matteo (2019) and Rafael (2021)
- Instagram: @natalialbecker
Frequently asked questions about Natália Loewe
How old is Natália Loewe?
Natália Loewe Becker was born on 28 December 1990, so she is 35 as of November 2026 and turns 36 at the end of December 2026.
What is Natália Loewe's nationality?
She is Brazilian, born in Porto Alegre and raised in Esteio, in the state of Rio Grande do Sul.
How tall is Natália Loewe?
Her height has never been published by a reliable source. Her husband Alisson is 1.93 m tall.
Is Alisson Becker's wife a doctor?
Yes. Natália studied medicine at the Catholic University of Pelotas and is described by the WHO as a medical doctor. Brazilian media reported that she gave up practising to follow her husband's career in Europe.
When did Alisson and Natália get married?
They married on 22 June 2015 in Rio Grande do Sul, three years after they met.
How many children do Alisson and Natália have?
Three: Helena, born in 2017, Matteo, born in 2019, and Rafael, born in 2021.
Is Alisson still at Liverpool?
Yes. As of November 2026, Alisson is still Liverpool's goalkeeper, with a contract running until the end of the 2026/27 season.
















