Liverpool are expected to revamp their midfield in the 2026 summer transfer window, with Alexis Mac Allister’s exit possible.
The Argentine endured a difficult 2025/26 campaign, but due to a lack of depth, he still played the majority of games alongside Ryan Gravenberch.
Now, while Liverpool are not 100% guaranteed to part ways with Mac Allister over the coming months, Fabrizio Romano has said it is possible.
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Good proposal could see Liverpool sell Alexis Mac Allister
The journalist provided an update on the future of the South American via his YouTube channel this week.
When doing so, he said that clubs are starting to look at Mac Allister and a ‘good proposal’ could work for both the player and Liverpool.
He stated: “There are some clubs starting to look at the situation of Alexis Mac Allister at Liverpool. Mac Allister situation could be interesting this summer, in case of good proposals for Liverpool and for the player.
“I would not exclude changes in midfield for Liverpool. This obviously doesn’t mean that Mac Allister is 100% leaving. This doesn’t mean that Mallister is out of Liverpool project. I’m not saying this. I’m saying that in case of good proposal for the club and for the player, the situation of Mac Allister could eventually develop during the summer transfer window. So I’m telling you today, this could be a topic.”
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Liverpool midfield targets
Alongside Mac Allister, there is a chance that Curtis Jones leaves Liverpool this summer.
That means at least one new central midfielder probably needs to be signed this summer.
On that front, Adam Wharton is a dream target for the Reds, while a move for Bournemouth midfielder Alex Scott has been talked about in recent days after his former manager, Andoni Iraola, replaced Arne Slot.
At present, though, it is understood that Liverpool are more likely to sign Wharton than Scott this summer.
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