Liverpool star's father weighs in on transfer talk and admits no new contract talks yet | OneFootball

Liverpool midfielder Alexis Mac Allister has not yet held talks with the club over a new contract, though he’s also not spoken with any other clubs, according to his father.

Mac Allister’s future at Anfield has looked in some doubt recently after a drop in form this season, with the Reds perhaps in need of something different in that area of their squad.

Football Insider have reported that Liverpool could be open to offers for Mac Allister, and now comments from the player’s father suggest they’re not exactly desperate to negotiate new terms with him.

Alexis Mac Allister’s father speaks out on his Liverpool future

Speaking to WinWin, Carlos Mac Allister said: “Alexis has a valid contract until June 2028 and so far we are not speaking publicly with any other club.

“We believe that the club’s fans deserve this level of respect from the player, and so far the club has not negotiated with us to renew the contract.”

LFC fans will likely have mixed feelings about this news, as it’s not obvious what the best course of action is with Mac Allister right now.

The Argentina international can be an important player for Arne Slot’s side, and may still have a role to play if he improves his form again, though for now a sale could also bring in decent money and allow them to make signings to improve the team overall.

Transfer overhaul ahead for Liverpool?

Mac Allister’s name also recently came up in a report from the Telegraph suggesting that the Merseyside giants could make several sales as part of a major squad overhaul this summer.

Liverpool could also bid farewell to other big names like Curtis Jones, while it’s also already been confirmed that Mohamed Salah and Andrew Robertson will be leaving.

Federico Chiesa and Joe Gomez have also been mentioned as other names to watch, and after such a poor season it surely makes sense to change things around.

It will be interesting to see who comes in for Mac Allister if he is indeed made available in the weeks and months ahead.