Mac Allister's father warns: Liverpool have not called about a new deal and denies Real Madrid contact

Alexis Mac Allister's future has become a pending issue for Liverpool. The Argentine midfielder, a World Cup winner in Qatar 2022, is under contract with the Reds until June 2028, but there are currently no negotiations to extend his stay at Anfield. His father and agent, Carlos Mac Allister, confirmed the situation in an exclusive interview with 365Scores Arabia, reigniting the debate over the player's long-term role in the Premier League.

• Carlos Mac Allister says no one from Liverpool has contacted them about a new contract.
• Alexis Mac Allister's current deal runs until June 2028.
• The father denies any contact from Real Madrid throughout the midfielder's career.
• The player's camp shows full respect for the club but is preparing for every possible scenario.

No Liverpool move yet to renew Mac Allister

The Argentina international's representative was clear when asked about the contractual situation. He said no one from the Liverpool board had called so far to discuss an extension. He did not frame the lack of talks as a dispute with the club: Mac Allister respects Liverpool's position and accepts that deciding whether to offer a new deal is entirely up to the English side.

We have a current contract and we are committed to it and to Liverpool. If the club does not offer to renew the contract, that is their right. At this moment, Alexis must give his best to the club in every match.

The father's calm tone comes against a different backdrop within the squad. Liverpool have moved in recent months to secure several important players in Arne Slot's project, and Mac Allister not appearing among those priorities raises some expectation. His form as a key piece in the Reds' midfield suggests the case will eventually be settled before the contract enters its final stretch.

Why Mac Allister's situation matters at Anfield

Mac Allister arrived at Liverpool from Brighton in the summer of 2023 after the Reds triggered a clause worth around 40 million euros. Since then, he has established himself as a regular starter, first under Jürgen Klopp and then with Arne Slot. His ability to play as a holding midfielder or further forward, his composure on the ball and his defensive work have made him a hard profile to replace.

In the 2024-25 season, the Argentine was again decisive in Liverpool's Premier League challenge and in the Champions League. Having turned 27 in December, he is entering the most important phase of his career. The fact that the club have not opened talks to improve and extend his contract may simply be a matter of timing, but it also leaves room for other European sides to assess a potential move in upcoming transfer windows.

Real Madrid have not approached Mac Allister

One of the clubs linked with the midfielder in recent months is Real Madrid. The Spanish giants are always alert to market opportunities, and midfield has been an area affected by injuries and adjustments. However, Carlos Mac Allister closed that door firmly: he said no one from Real Madrid had contacted them at any point in Alexis's career.

The denial does not completely rule out Real Madrid considering a future move, but it makes clear that, at least so far, there has been neither a call nor a formal approach. With a contract until 2028 and no ongoing negotiations with Liverpool, the scenario remains open, even though the player is fully committed to the Reds today.

What Liverpool risk by waiting on Mac Allister

Liverpool are under no immediate financial or sporting pressure to solve Mac Allister's future. The contract signed until 2028 gives the club a strong hand in any negotiation. The board can wait to see how the team evolves and what role the Argentine takes over the coming months before deciding whether to offer a pay rise and an extension.

Still, waiting too long to speak with a player of his weight can create noise. Other top European clubs follow players entering the final two years of their deals, and Mac Allister will reach that point in the summer of 2026 if nothing changes. His father's remark —"we are preparing for whatever may come"— shows the World Cup winner's camp is open to every scenario.

Mac Allister's stance: respect for Liverpool and an open door

Carlos Mac Allister's words aim to convey calm and professionalism. There is no anger toward the club, no public demand and no ultimatum. The player is focused on his daily work and on performing at the highest level, as he has done since arriving in England. But the final remark of his interview carries an inevitable message: if Liverpool do not make a move, Alexis's future will be shaped by whatever comes next.

The case underlines how important timing is for major clubs. Delaying a renewal is not always a sign of disinterest, but it does open a window for the player to listen to offers if the situation drags on. Liverpool have the chance to remove any debate simply by sitting down and securing one of their best midfielders.