Liverpool write club history for the first time in 100 years with milestone midfield deal

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Mac Allister produced a sensational display to kick off Liverpool’s UEFA Champions League campaign with a thrilling 2-1 comeback victory over Atlético Madrid at Anfield. Despite Mac Allister’s brilliant form and the strong displays from young Trey Nyoni, if Liverpool want an intense ball-winner who can also play out from deep to complete Iraola’s system, they may still need to look at the transfer market.

The 19-year-old Hungarian youth midfielder spent four years at Blackburn Rovers after leaving Liverpool’s youth system when he was under 16. Now he is back, and because his younger brother Erik already plays for the Under-18s, they are the first set of brothers to represent Liverpool in over 100 years.

I’m enjoying being back at Liverpool, there are some new faces but it’s good to meet everyone and also see lots of old friends as well.” Describing his style of play, he said: “I’m a technical player, a box-to-box player who can play in multiple positions and try to make things happen. We do push each other, that’s the aim, to push each other and that’s how we get better.” As Liverpool navigate the ongoing tactical evolution under Andoni Iraola, the contrast between the first team’s high-stakes battles and developments behind the scenes highlights a club in transition