Alexis Mac Allister
Alexis Mac Allister has once again addressed his future at Liverpool after expressing disappointment over the club’s decision not to offer him a new contract during the summer.
The Argentina international’s current deal runs until 2028, but he revealed he was “very sad” after being told the club was not in a position to offer him an extension.
He also disclosed that he had options to leave Merseyside. While his comments attracted criticism, his performances under Andoni Iraola this season have renewed calls for Liverpool to offer him a new deal.
However, no progress has been made. Asked in a new interview with Sky Sports what he could reveal about his future, Mac Allister responded: “Not much to be honest.
“The situation didn’t change, but there’s a new sporting director, and there is new ownership coming into the club. So everything can happen and we will see whether it’s this season or next season. We will see what happens.
“But right now I’m just enjoying my football, enjoying playing for this amazing club that is one of the best in the world. And we will see. We will see in the future what happens.”
Mac Allister was linked with a move to Manchester City during the summer transfer window. Alexis Mac Allister’s performances have been one of the positives for Liverpool this season, with the midfielder registering four goals and one assist in 13 appearances across all competitions.
His consistent displays and contributions over the years have also made him an attractive transfer target for several major clubs across Europe.
Since joining Liverpool from Brighton in the summer of 2023, the World Cup winner has scored 23 goals and provided 21 assists in 163 appearances for Liverpool in all competitions.
The midfielder has previously expressed his desire to remain at Anfield for the long term. If he signs a new contract, several clubs could be forced to turn their attention to alternative transfer targets next summer.
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