Alexis Mac Allister Father Confirms No Liverpool Contract Renewal Talks Yet

No Contract Talks Yet

Alexis Mac Allister has not started talks over a new deal with Liverpool. His father, Carlos Mac Allister, has confirmed that no contract discussions have taken place so far, though a breakthrough could happen before the end of the year.

The 27 year old midfielder joined Liverpool from Brighton in 2023. He was part of the squad that won the Premier League title in the 2024-25 season under former head coach Arne Slot. He currently has 20 months remaining on his contract at Anfield. Back in September, the player revealed that he was not offered a new deal in the summer, but he decided to stay despite having chances to leave.

Situations Under Review

Carlos explained that recent internal changes at the club have slowed things down. Liverpool now have a new sporting director alongside a new coach. He stated that the situation remains under review and hinted that news could arrive before the year ends.

If everything goes well, Mac Allister will sign a renewal. If not, his father stated he will go his own way like many other players. Carlos emphasized his son's achievements, including winning the World Cup and the Copa América, as well as being a World Cup runner up and the Argentine player who ran the most during that tournament.

He added that when playing for a club like Liverpool, there are only six or seven teams in the world where a player of his level could move.

European Future And Current Form

Carlos also dismissed rumors of an early return to Argentine football. He said no club in Argentina expects players like Alexis Mac Allister, Enzo Fernández, or Julián Álvarez to return next year, confirming his son's future is firmly in Europe.

On the pitch, Mac Allister remains an important player for Andoni Iraola's side this season. He has started every Premier League match so far and has scored one goal. He has also scored three goals in the Champions League.

Focus Stays On Anfield

Despite the lack of movement on a contract extension, Carlos stressed that they are not speaking to any other clubs. He called it a matter of respect for Liverpool and their fans, noting that the club made a significant financial investment to sign him.

Liverpool currently sit fourth in the Premier League table and eighth in the Champions League table. After the international break, Iraola's team will turn their attention to a big fixture against rivals Manchester United at Anfield.