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‘Painful’ – Alexis Mac Allister doesn’t hold back about ‘unpleasant situation’ at Liverpool

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Alexis Mac Allister described his contract situation at Liverpool as a 'painful, unpleasant situation' in an interview on the Los Edul show, stating that he was told the club didn't plan to renew his contract last season.

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‘Painful’ – Alexis Mac Allister doesn’t hold back about ‘unpleasant situation’ at Liverpool
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Alexis Mac Allister described his contract situation at Liverpool as a 'painful, unpleasant situation' in an interview on the Los Edul show, stating that he was told the club didn't plan to renew his contract last season.

Mac Allister has a year and a half left on his contract, which expires in June 2028, and is currently earning £180,000 per week, a figure exceeded by 10 of his teammates.

The player remains optimistic about his future at Liverpool, citing changes in the club's management and the arrival of new investors as potential factors that could influence his contract situation, and has expressed his continued happiness at the club.

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Alexis Mac Allister has spoken out about his ‘painful, unpleasant situation’ at Liverpool in terms of not being offered a new contract. The Argentine caused a stir in September when he said that he was ‘very sad‘ not to have been offered a new deal by the club, having seen fellow 2023 signings Ryan Gravenberch and Dominik Szoboszlai both pen contract extensions earlier this year. The Telegraph’s Dominic King reported last month that Anfield chiefs aren’t in ‘any rush’ to begin talks over a new deal for the Reds’ number 10 (who’s contracted to June 2028), despite his resurgence in form since the start of this season.

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