Speculation continues to surround Liverpool’s Alexis Mac Allister regarding a potential transfer to Real Madrid. The young midfielder had a standout season last year, playing a crucial role in Liverpool’s Premier League triumph. Additionally, Mac Allister is a notable World Cup winner with the Argentine national team, making him an attractive target for the Spanish giants.
Insights from Carlos Mac Allister on Transfer Rumors
In light of the ongoing rumors, Carlos Mac Allister, Alexis’s father, recently addressed the situation in an interview. He emphasized that, despite the buzz surrounding Real Madrid, no official contact has been initiated.
No Official Contact Yet
“I read the rumors, but that’s all they are—just rumors. There has been no contact,” Carlos stated when discussing the link between his son and the La Liga club. He reiterated that Alexis is indeed a Liverpool player and that any discussions regarding future transfers would need careful consideration.
A Glimpse into the Future
Carlos expressed pride about the connection to a prestigious club like Real Madrid. However, he stressed the need for respect towards Liverpool, which has shown faith in Alexis. He remarked, “In the future, if the opportunity arises and it’s appropriate, he’ll have to make his own decisions.”
Upcoming Matches and Insights
As the speculation unfolds, Real Madrid’s management is keeping a close eye on his performance. On November 4, Real Madrid will face Liverpool in the Champions League, giving Xabi Alonso an opportunity to evaluate the 25-year-old midfielder directly.
Midfield Targets for Real Madrid
Alongside Mac Allister, Real Madrid has reportedly been considering several other midfield targets for future acquisitions. These include:
- Vitinha from Paris Saint-Germain
- Adam Wharton of Crystal Palace
- Kobbie Mainoo from Manchester United
With many options on the table, the decision on potential signings may become clearer by next summer. The midfield area remains a pivotal focus for Madrid amid the growing list of possible candidates.
