Alexis Mac Allister has committed to remaining at Liverpool despite the club’s decision not to offer him a contract extension. The Argentina midfielder, who joined Liverpool from Brighton for £52 million in 2023, expressed his disappointment after being informed there are no current plans to extend his deal, which runs until the summer of 2028.

Mac Allister, 27, acknowledged interest from Real Madrid but emphasized his contentment at Liverpool, stating that he “really enjoy[s] being where I am.” His comments come amid speculation about his future following Liverpool’s stance on his contract situation.

In a separate but related reflection on Liverpool’s internal atmosphere, former team captain Andy Robertson, now with Tottenham Hotspur, spoke candidly about the club’s state in the aftermath of the tragic death of teammate Diogo Jota in a car crash in 2025. Robertson suggested that the team’s focus had waned significantly, noting, “It took the new signings months to settle in — because we didn’t care about football,” and adding that the club “didn’t care” about the sport for a period following the incident.

Both Mac Allister’s announcement and Robertson’s remarks shed light on Liverpool’s current challenges as the club navigates a period of transition and emotional difficulty. Meanwhile, Mac Allister’s affirmation of loyalty may reassure supporters amid speculation about high-profile interest from European rivals.