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Alexis Mac Allister Addresses Real Madrid Transfer Rumors

Reports in recent weeks, including from Spanish outlet Marca and journalists Ruben Martin and Jose Felix Diaz, suggested that Real Madrid were “studying” Mac Allister as a potential long-term successor to the retired Toni Kroos.
By Melissa JeptooApril 23, 20253 Mins Read
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Liverpool midfielder Alexis Mac Allister has finally spoken out on the swirling speculation linking him with a move to Spanish giants Real Madrid, putting an end to weeks of rumors about his future. The Argentine star, who has been a cornerstone of Liverpool’s midfield under manager Arne Slot, emphasized his happiness at Anfield and his focus on helping the Reds secure the Premier League title.

Reports in recent weeks, including from Spanish outlet Marca and journalists Ruben Martin and Jose Felix Diaz, suggested that Real Madrid were “studying” Mac Allister as a potential long-term successor to the retired Toni Kroos. The 26-year-old’s consistent performances, including four goals and four assists in the 2024-25 Premier League season, had reportedly caught the attention of the La Liga champions, with some outlets even floating the idea of a swap deal involving Real’s young star Arda Guler.

However, Mac Allister, speaking to TyC Sports, dismissed the speculation, stating, “I’m fine at Liverpool. I’m aware of the interest, but I’m not rushing to go anywhere.” The World Cup winner, who joined Liverpool from Brighton & Hove Albion for £35 million in 2023, underscored his contentment at the club, where he has started 29 of 33 Premier League matches this season and missed just one game.

“I don’t talk about assumptions,” Mac Allister had previously said when similar rumors surfaced last year, a stance he reiterated in his latest comments. “I’m very happy at Liverpool, and my focus is on winning here,” he added, referencing the Reds’ strong position in the Premier League title race.

Mac Allister’s father, Carlos Mac Allister, has also been vocal in quashing the rumors. Speaking to WinWin last week, he stated, “There is nothing to comment on. Alexis is very happy at Liverpool, he’s under contract until 2028, and wants to win there.” He further expressed hope that his son would see out his contract and help Liverpool achieve their ambitions, including a potential Premier League crown this season.

The midfielder’s performances have been pivotal to Liverpool’s success under Slot, with his commanding display in a 1-0 win over Leicester City earning him Man of the Match honors. Despite teammate Trent Alexander-Arnold stealing headlines with a late winning goal—and facing his own Real Madrid transfer speculation—Mac Allister’s understated brilliance in midfield has been hailed as indispensable. His versatility, passing precision, and leadership have made him a fan favorite and a key figure in Liverpool’s title charge.

While Real Madrid’s interest was confirmed by multiple sources, including Fichajes and teamtalk.com, Liverpool remain confident in retaining their star midfielder. Reports indicate that Mac Allister has “no interest” in a move to the Bernabeu, even if the Spanish club makes a concrete offer. The Reds are also buoyed by the fact that Mac Allister’s contract runs until 2028, giving them a strong negotiating position.

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