* **Years:** 2023-present
* **Appearances:** 150
* **Goals:** 19
* **Trophies:** League Cup (2024), Premier League (2024-25)
Alexis Mac Allister’s World Cup-winning talents arrived at Anfield in the summer of 2023.
Six months after he had lifted international football’s greatest prize, the Argentinian became the first new recruit in a rebuild of Liverpool’s midfield.
For much of his first season with the Reds, Mac Allister was deployed in a deeper-lying role in the centre, though that didn’t stop him unleashing a Goal of the Season strike from long range against Fulham to open his account for the club.
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That debut campaign featured silverware with the Carabao Cup too, the No.10 starting the Wembley final versus Chelsea as a depleted Liverpool squad upset the odds to triumph 1-0 in extra-time.
Mac Allister maintained his starting position upon the appointment of [**Arne Slot**](https://www.liverpoolfc.com/info/arne-slot) as head coach, forming what would be a title-winning midfield alongside Ryan Gravenberch and Dominik Szoboszlai.
He was involved in 35 of 38 Premier League games as the Reds won the 2024-25 championship with four matches to spare, contributing five goals.
One of those strikes was delivered on the historic Anfield day in April 2025 that a 5-1 win over Tottenham Hotspur confirmed Liverpool would be champions for the 20th time in history.