According to reports, Mac Allister scored in Liverpool’s 5-1 victory over Tottenham last month, a win that secured the Reds’ 20th Premier League title, tying them with Manchester United as the most successful team in the competition’s history.

The Argentine midfielder, who also won the 2022 World Cup with his national team, has played a key role in Liverpool’s title-winning campaign this season, scoring seven goals and providing six assists in all competitions. His outstanding performances in his second season at Anfield have caught the attention of Real Madrid, with Spanish media linking him as a serious transfer target for the summer.

Amid the rumors, Mac Allister gave a clear indication of his future in an interview with ESPN, suggesting he still has unfinished business at Liverpool. He said: “I didn’t think we’d win the league so easily because we’re just at the beginning of a journey. For many, this was a big change.

But the coach and the team know we can get even better, and I hope this is just the start of something big. Many didn’t believe in us, but from the very first day of the season, we proved ourselves every day. We got good results and trusted the coach. Besides, our team is full of great players, and when the results come, everything becomes easier.”

Mac Allister continued about his goal against Tottenham: “The goal against Tottenham was the most important of my football career. Maybe not the best, but definitely the most important. I’m very happy with the season I’ve had. I think I’m in the best phase of my professional career, and now I can show what I’m capable of at this great club and achieve the dreams I have.

Of course, I’ve always said I rely heavily on my teammates. I’ve met players who have had a big impact on my game. Without teammates, we are nothing. I’m really having an amazing time. From the moment I arrived, I felt a lot of pride. I’ve always fought and worked for this position… Fortunately, my stats are good too.”