Star confirms it: He remains on course to leave Liverpool
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16-second readAlexis Mac Allister remains on course to leave Liverpool in 2028, according to an interview with Sky Sports, despite performing well this season. Mac Allister expressed disappointment that Liverpool has not renewed his contract, which has two years remaining. The situation is unchanged, with expectations that Liverpool may sell him early next year to receive a transfer fee.
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Alexis Mac Allister remains on course to leave Liverpool in 2028, according to an interview with Sky Sports, despite performing well this season. Mac Allister expressed disappointment that Liverpool has not renewed his contract, which has two years remaining. The situation is unchanged, with expectations that Liverpool may sell him early next year to receive a transfer fee. The club had previously decided not to renew his contract, unlike other midfielders who joined at the same time.
Liverpool's decision not to renew Mac Allister's contract, despite his strong performance, is notable given the club's handling of other midfielders. Ryan Gravenberch and Dominik Szoboszlai, who joined at the same time as Mac Allister in 2023, were given major deals. The club's decision on Mac Allister has been seen as a point of contention, with the player publicly expressing his disappointment. The situation has not changed despite pressure from manager Andoni Iraola.
The development is part of a larger trend at Liverpool, where several key players have departed or are expected to leave. The club has seen significant changes, including the departures of Mohamed Salah, Andy Robertson, and Ibrahima Konate. Curtis Jones also left for Inter, and Virgil van Dijk and Alisson Becker are set to depart in 2027. The club's handling of Mac Allister's contract is another high-profile situation.
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One Liverpool star has completely confirmed it. He remains on course to leave the Reds and his situation is yet to change. 2026 was a year of goodbyes at Liverpool as they saw some key players depart the club. Three of them were planned, though not all of them. Mohamed Salah was the biggest departure. He left along with Andy Robertson at the end of the season, with Liverpool allowing both to leave on free transfers. Ibrahima Konate then did the same - even if the Reds did try to keep him around. Curtis Jones then called time on his Liverpool career.
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