Alexis Mac Allister said his Liverpool contract situation had not changed, but added that "everything can happen" after changes in the club's sporting director and ownership. Liverpool host Arsenal at Anfield on Sunday, and SI said a win would put Liverpool within three points of Arsenal and Manchester City at the top of the league standings.
Mac Allister on his contract
Mac Allister told Sky Sports: "Not much to be honest, the situation didn’t change."
He added: "But there’s a new sporting director, there’s a new ownership coming into the club, so everything can happen and we will see."
Mac Allister also said: "Whether it’s this season or next season we will see what happens. But right now I’m just enjoying my football, enjoying playing for this amazing club that is one of the best in the world. And we will see, we will see in the future what happens."
Changes at the club
SI reported that Mac Allister's contract runs until the summer of 2028.
SI reported that Liverpool appointed Julian Ward as the team’s sporting director for a second stint days after Mac Allister's comments in September.
SI also reported that 1892 Holdings purchased a 38% minority ownership stake in Liverpool.
Iraola's view
Andoni Iraola said on Friday: "The most important thing from that is that he wants to stay here. That is very important. He wants to work hard, he wants to be at his best so he can continue here helping us. A player of that level who has achieved what he has achieved, who can be as clear as that with his intentions, is very good for us because I appreciate him a lot. He’s a top player."
Targets and Arsenal match
Mac Allister said: "Success at this club is always winning."
He said: "We know that the Carabao Cup we are close , but for us the Champions League and Premier League are really, really important."
Mac Allister added: "We are going to fight for every trophy, FA Cup as well. If we have the chance to win trophies we are going to go for it, and I think we have a coaching staff and a group of players that shows every single game that we want to win."
On the meeting with Arsenal on Sunday, Mac Allister said: "It’s going to be a good battle. And hopefully the win is for us."
