Liverpool’s Argentina midfielder Alexis Mac Allister has shared his feelings about the club’s decision not to offer him a new contract, despite his current deal entering its final two years. The 27-year-old joined the club from Brighton in 2023 for £35 million and has since become a key player for the team. Mac Allister revealed that the lack of a new contract has made him sad, even though he has options to leave Anfield this summer.
The situation comes as Liverpool continues to navigate its sponsorship landscape, with Turkish Airlines set to replace Standard Chartered as the club’s shirt sponsor. The new deal is valued at over £60 million per season, marking a significant increase from the previous £50 million agreement. This shift in sponsorship reflects the club’s ongoing efforts to secure financial stability and brand partnerships.
Meanwhile, the club prepares for its upcoming Champions League match against Atletico Madrid, with new manager Andoni Iraola set to take charge of his first game at Anfield. The match will test the team’s progress under the new leadership, while Mac Allister’s future remains uncertain as he weighs his options ahead of the transfer window.
