Alexis Mac Allister chose Liverpool over Real Madrid after receiving interest
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May 25, 2024 2:00 am Reading Time: 3 mins read
Argentinian talent Alexis Mac Allister remains dedicated to Liverpool despite interest from Real Madrid.
As per a report by Football Insider, Real Madrid are eyeing a move for Alexis Mac Allister for the upcoming season. While the Liverpool player is honored by their attention, he remains steadfast in his commitment to the English club and has no intentions of leaving.
Mac Allister’s Remarkable Journey
Mac Allister gained recognition during his stint at Brighton in the Premier League. His performances for both Brighton and the Argentina national team attracted interest from several top clubs.
Despite significant interest, Liverpool secured his services last summer for a modest fee of £35 million. He emerged as a crucial signing for the Reds as they aimed to revamp their midfield, a move that paid off well in the 2023/24 season.
The Argentine midfielder has appeared in 46 matches for the English giants, showcasing his versatility in defensive and attacking roles and contributing to 14 goals (7 goals, 7 assists).
Mac Allister will stay on in Liverpool. Although his Liverpool contract expires in the summer of 2028, Real Madrid is among the teams that appear eager to add him to their roster. The 25-year-old has been associated with the Los Blancos, and when Toni Kroos announced his retirement, those rumors have intensified. Ancelotti may be looking for someone to assist control the tempo now that the Real Madrid mainstay is hanging up his boots, and Mac Allister would be the perfect fit. According to Argentine reports, he has a £60 million release clause in his contract for the next window, which could cause him to leave. The former Brighton player is delighted to be associated with the Spanish powerhouses, but
departure. Despite Jurgen Klopp’s departure, the former Brighton player is delighted to be associated with the Spanish powerhouses and has no plans to leave the Merseyside club, even after just a year of membership. He is eager to work under their new manager, Arne Slot, and is dedicated to the Liverpool endeavor.