Liverpool fans decide if Alexis Mac Allister deserves another season at Anfield or should be sold
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Rewind 12 months, and the idea that Alexis Mac Allister should be sold by Liverpool would not even enter the minds of supporters.The Argentine had just come off the back of a brilliant, Premier League-winning season with the Reds, one in which he had established himself as one of the best midfielders on the planet.What a difference a year can make. Photo Credit: Getty ImagesJan Kruger There have been concrete suggestions that Liverpool may cash in on Mac Allister throughout the summer so far, but after he turned in some good performances for Argentina at the World Cup, Rousing The Kop asked supporters whether he deserved another season to put things right.
“No… We’ll get a really good price for him now,” added another.“If he has the same attitude as last season he can sit on the bench,” someone else weighed in.READ MORE: Alexis Mac Allister has given fans a surprise answer over his Liverpool future during the World CupPhoto by Sebastian Frej/Getty Images“The numbers don’t lie over entire season,” was another fan’s view. Mac Allister was so leggy last season, was that Slot’s fitness team or are his legs just gone?”Many supporters still think Mac Allister can recoverDespite the scepticism from some fans, others believe that Mac Allister both deserves the chance for a redemption arc, and can deliver himself one.
More to the point, they think he should at least be given the chance to prove himself again under Iraola.“We have to wait and see if he fits our new playing style,” said one supporter. It’s only a bunch of really dumb and entitled clowns who think that we should sell Mac10 and buy Wharton,” someone else put forward.Finally, one supporter gave Richard Hughes some transfer advice to help get the best out of Mac Allister: “We need to buy Messi to play with him,” they said.Whether Mac Allister can return to form or not remains to be seen, but we think it’s safe to say that Messi won’t be arriving to help him do it.Join Our NewsletterReceive a digest of our best Liverpool content each week direct to your mailbox