“Fingers crossed…” – Alexis Mac Allister’s father doubles down on his son’s Liverpool future stance.

Carlos Mac Allister has once again emphasized that his son, Alexis, is fully content at Liverpool, despite ongoing speculation from Spain linking the midfielder with a potential move to Real Madrid.

Speaking to Argentine outlet Picado TV last week, the father of the 26-year-old World Cup winner made it clear that Alexis is thriving both professionally and personally since moving from Brighton to Merseyside nearly two years ago.

Nonetheless, reports in the Spanish media have continued to suggest that Real Madrid may attempt to lure the Liverpool star to the Bernabeu, potentially involving Arda Guler in any future deal—this despite the Turkish youngster’s recent altercation with Dominik Szoboszlai on international duty.

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As relayed by Egyptian journalist Ismael Mahmoud—who has a solid track record when it comes to Liverpool news—Carlos Mac Allister once more dismissed the speculation, stating via @ismaeelmahmoudd on X:

> “There’s nothing to comment. Alexis is very happy at Liverpool and hopes to be crowned Premier League champion, then enjoy a break he didn’t get last year.
It’s important to value and respect the institution he’s playing for, so any comment from us would be unnecessary. He has a contract until 2028. He’s happy at the club – let’s hope he stays there.”

No Move on the Horizon for Liverpool’s Number 10

The message is loud and clear: Alexis Mac Allister is settled, driven, and in no rush to leave Liverpool. Spanish speculation seems to be based more on hope than fact, and while it’s understandable that a club like Real Madrid would admire his talents, the timing makes little sense from the player’s perspective.

He’s a regular starter under Jurgen Klopp, potentially on the brink of a Premier League title, and enjoying a stable personal life as he prepares to welcome his first child with partner Ailen Cova.

With a contract running through to 2028 and his father publicly backing his happiness at the club, it seems safe to say that Alexis Mac Allister won’t be swapping Anfield for the Bernabeu any time soon.