Liverpool consider 2027 midfield changes with Nmecha monitored

Liverpool consider 2027 midfield changes with Nmecha monitored

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2026-10-29 09:22:09
Reports said Liverpool are planning midfield changes in 2027, with Felix Nmecha admired and Alexis Mac Allister facing a possible summer departure.

Reports said Liverpool are considering changes to their midfield in 2027, with Felix Nmecha among the names being monitored and Alexis Mac Allister facing a possible exit in the summer of 2027.

Nmecha among the options

Florian Plettenberg reiterated that Alex Scott and Lamine Camara are on Liverpool's shortlist. Plettenberg also stated that Liverpool hold Borussia Dortmund's Felix Nmecha in high regard, but that he is "NOT a priority target" at this stage.

TEAMtalk is aware of Liverpool interest in Nmecha. TEAMtalk reported that sources said Nmecha is an alternative if interest in Bournemouth's Scott does not prove fruitful.

Mac Allister plans for 2027

According to Sky Sport journalist Sacha Tavolieri, Liverpool is "considering a new direction" for Mac Allister in 2027. Liverpool are preparing for a midfield overhaul, with a new man coming in in the centre of the park.

A contract extension for Mac Allister is "not on the agenda". Mac Allister has been informed of the club's decision to reshape its squad, and his departure in the summer of 2027 is "a concrete possibility."

Mac Allister's preference

TEAMtalk says Mac Allister would prefer to remain at Anfield. TEAMtalk says the club's decisions on Mac Allister and another midfielder have prompted his representatives to look elsewhere.

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