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Manchester City make contact over Liverpool star Alexis Mac Allister as Rodri replacement plan…

Manchester City have reportedly made contact with Alexis Mac Allister’s representatives as they explore the possibility of bringing the Liverpool midfielder to the Etihad Stadium.

According to reports from @MattThielen, Mac Allister has emerged as one of the players on Manchester City’s shortlist of potential midfield reinforcements should Rodri leave the club.

The Argentina international has become a key figure for Liverpool since arriving from Brighton, bringing composure, intelligence and technical quality to the Reds’ midfield. His ability to control the tempo of games, progress the ball and contribute defensively has made him an important part of the squad.

City’s interest is believed to be linked to uncertainty surrounding Rodri’s future. The Spanish midfielder has been central to Pep Guardiola’s success at Manchester City, and the club are assessing possible alternatives should they need to replace one of the world’s best defensive midfielders.

Mac Allister’s profile would appeal to City due to his versatility and experience at the highest level. While he is not a direct like-for-like replacement for Rodri, his passing range, tactical awareness and ability to operate in different midfield roles make him an attractive option.

However, any potential move would be complicated by Liverpool’s stance. Mac Allister remains an important player for Arne Slot, and the Reds are unlikely to welcome interest from a domestic rival without a significant offer.

Since joining Liverpool, Mac Allister has shown why the club moved quickly to secure his signature, becoming a leader in midfield and a player trusted in major matches.

For now, Manchester City’s contact with his camp appears to be an early step in exploring the possibility of a deal rather than a formal transfer bid. Liverpool supporters will be hoping the Argentine remains a key part of the club’s plans moving forward.

Jamie (The Kopite View)

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