Jamie Carragher refuses to forgive Liverpool hero despite Champions League statement

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I don't want to say things they never said, but what I got from my agent is they weren't in a position to renew me."It's really sad, we won the Premier League together and went through difficult times as well together and I always give my best. We will see what happens but of course it makes me sad."Everybody can see I give my 100% for this football club every single day in training, games.

Of course, I have very good games and bad games like everyone but always I give my best.""I see Dominik and Ryan renewing their contracts and that makes me very happy because they deserve it, but at the same time it makes me a little bit sad as I didn't get mine."Of course there is still time. The fans don't need to worry because I will give my 100 per cent until the last day I am here.

We will see what happens."There were options to leave this summer and I think right now I'm in the right club and I have the right mindset to give 100% to this club. Because this is the right club.Mac Allister won the match for Liverpool against Atletico Madrid (Image: Getty Images)"I love being here and this is something special and if I feel we can be successful, what I want is to win trophies, and I think we have the right players and right mentality to go and do great things but we need everyone on the same page and do what we have to do."Reds icon Carragher felt Mac Allister had overstepped the mark, having previously voiced his disapproval towards both Virgil van Dijk and Mohamed Salah for comparable public remarks.Speaking on CBS Sports following Liverpool's victory, the pundit stated: "Mac Allister, who talked the talk yesterday and today he walked the walk."Still doesn't make what he did yesterday right in the press conference, but he'll be looked on more favourably after getting the winning goal."It follows Mac Allister's inconsistent performances last campaign, though optimism remains that Andoni Iraola can unlock his potential during the 2026/27 season.Whether the Atletico encounter represents a watershed moment in the midfielder's Anfield career remains uncertain, as he pursues the contract extension he believes he's earned.