Alexis Mac Allister has stated that Liverpool did not offer him a new contract.
Mac Allister joined Liverpool in June 2023 from Brighton where he has won a Premier League trophy with the club. Speaking at a press conference prior to Liverpool’s Champions League match against Atletico Madrid, here is what the Argentina had to say:
“There was a chance (to leave) of course, like everybody knows. I received the news that the club was not in a position to offer me a new contract, which of course makes me very sad. I think everyone can see that I give my 100% for this football club, every single day in training. Of course I have good games and bad games, but I always give my best.
“I see Dominik and Ryan renewing their contracts, which makes me very happy because they deserve it, but at the same time it makes me sad that I didn’t get mine. Of course there is still time. Fans don’t need to worry because I will give 100% until my last day. We will see what happens. There was options to leave this summer. I think right now I’m in the right club.”
The 27 year old also stated why he chose to remain at Liverpool:
“Because this is the right club, that’s why. I love being here, this is something special. I feel we can be successful, what I want is to win trophies and I think we have the right players and the right mentality to do great things, but everyone had to be on the same page.”
Mac Allister and Barco scored..!
I don’t understand all the hype around Tresoldi. He was virtually ineffective against Villa, and Argentina already has Álvarez, Lautaro, and Panichelli. Argentina isn’t exactly lacking options up front, so I don’t think we’re going to miss Tresoldi.
I also see a few members similarly hyping up a lot of local Argentine players. We saw the same thing with the “chosen one,” Mastantuono. There seems to be a tendency to hype young players based on potential before they’ve actually proven themselves consistently at the highest level.
The reality is that making the jump from Argentine football to elite European football is a huge step. Some players adapt and become excellent, while most struggle once they face the intensity, pace, and demands of European football. Even established Argentine internationals such as Lo Celso and Dybala have had their careers disrupted by injuries.
Even Argentina’s most promising young defender, Aarón Anselmino, has had his development badly disrupted by repeated hamstring problems.
So Bolivia, Benin and Burkina Faso it is…..what a disgrace and shame
Bolivia? At least 3 matches, much better than only 2, one farewell for Messi and two other easy matches to build confidence.