Liverpool fans concerned after Alexis Mac Allister has hair transplant
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Alexis Mac Allister was seen showing off his head following a hair transplant, and the midfielder appeared in good spirits - but Liverpool fans are concerned it could impact his play on the pitchAlexis Mac Allister is set to return to Liverpool training soon following his involvement at the World Cup(Image: X)Liverpool fans have wondered if Alexis Mac Allister will be at his best after unveiling that he underwent a hair transplant.Back in March, Mac Allister surprised fans when he was seen sporting a shaved head for the first time in his career. The 27-year-old posted the images on Instagram with the caption: "Like father like son," while tagging his dad, former professional soccer star Carlos Mac Allister.“I was a bald guy with hair, and now I’m a bald guy with a bald head.
I’ve said I did it for my dad, but I think it’s more for my daughter,” Mac Allister said at the time. Now, with the World Cup wrapped up, Mac Allister has unveiled a fresh new look.The Argentina international was pictured sporting a scar from a hair transplant while signing autographs at an airport, and while he is happy with the decision to reinvigorate his hair and look, Liverpool fans are concerned about Mac Allister’s inability to head the ball properly as his latest surgery heals.“Great, our center mid can’t head a ball for 2 months and the season starts in 24 days,” one fan lamented.
Mac Allister is now enjoying some time off before returning to Merseyside, where he is expected to face questions over his future amid reports linking him with a move to Real Madrid.Mac Allister still has two years remaining on his current Liverpool contract, although the club is yet to open talks with the Argentina international over a potential new deal. But his father, Carlos, has made it clear that the midfielder's future remains at Liverpool.Speaking to 365Scores after the World Cup final, Carlos insisted his son is committed to continuing his career on Merseyside.