Mac Allister: The fans have no reason to worry
Mac Allister vows to give everything until his last day at Anfield and hopes Liverpool’s bosses will change their minds, with no new contract offered and Manchester City and Atlético Madrid reportedly interested.
Liverpool midfielder Alexis Mac Allister says he will keep giving everything until his last day at the club, while urging the club’s hierarchy to rethink his future at Anfield.
The Argentina international has been a regular starter since joining from Brighton in June 2023, and his contract runs until 2028. Earlier this year, Liverpool rewarded midfield partners Ryan Gravenberch and Dominik Szoboszlai with new deals, but the 27-year-old has yet to be offered one. Manchester City and Atlético Madrid are reportedly interested, which has prompted Liverpool to consider a new offer.
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The uncertainty hasn’t affected his form. Mac Allister opened the scoring in the 3-1 win at Crystal Palace, which moved Liverpool up to fourth, four points behind second-placed Brighton. “I love scoring goals and getting into the box. Luckily, Andoni Iraola’s coaching staff understand that and want me to attack those spaces,” he told AS.
He also had a message for the fans: “There’s time, the fans shouldn’t worry. Everything depends on my performances in the coming years. I’ll give 100 percent and I hope the bosses change their minds.”
Looking back on his time at the club, he added: “I’ve had great years at Liverpool. I remember the season we won the Premier League – it was incredible. Apart from last season, these have been really strong years.”
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