According to transfer insider Indy Kaila, Liverpool have reopened contract discussions with Alexis Mac Allister, whose current deal runs until June 2028.
The Argentina international’s future became a hot topic after Liverpool initially chose not to offer him a new contract, despite reported interest from top clubs like Real Madrid and Manchester City. This latest news suggests that stance may be shifting, with Liverpool now looking to tie down the 27-year-old World Cup winner long-term.
Mac Allister previously spoke about feeling “very sad” over the contract situation
This update comes after Mac Allister opened up about his disappointment when Liverpool didn’t offer him an extension at the same time as teammates Ryan Gravenberch and Dominik Szoboszlai, who both signed new deals. He admitted the decision left him feeling “very, very sad,” though he made clear he remained fully committed to the club — a mindset that’s been reflected in his performances.
Strong form strengthens his case for a new deal
Mac Allister has been in excellent form recently, which may have helped prompt Liverpool to reconsider. He’s had a hand in key moments across competitions, including goals against Atlético Madrid in the Champions League and Tottenham in the League Cup. His influence in midfield — combining technical ability, energy, and tactical awareness — has reinforced how valuable he is to the team.
Given his continued strong performances, Liverpool’s reported willingness to restart talks marks a notable shift from where things stood earlier in the season. While Mac Allister still has two years left on his contract, renewed negotiations would give the club a chance to settle any uncertainty about his future, especially with rival interest adding pressure.
For Mac Allister, this development follows his public commitment to give his all for Liverpool — and his recent form has only made a stronger case for extending his stay at Anfield.
