"I read the rumors and the news reaches me, but the important thing is the present," he was quoted as telling TyC Sports. "No matter how much the club loves me, if I play poorly this weekend, they’ll lose interest."
"I’m fine at Liverpool and I don’t have any need," Mac Allister continued. "I have a lot of respect for the club, and I don’t think it’s necessary to talk about other clubs."
He also spoke about what life is like for him as a Liverpool player. "I’m a little far away, so some fans greet you with respect, but in the city, they are more passionate," Mac Allister said.
"The club is like a family. One phrase sums it all up: You’ll never walk alone. The moment the anthem is playing is incredibly powerful. One of the most beautiful. The game doesn't start until it finishes playing."
Trent Alexander-Arnold of Liverpool celebrates with Alexis Mac Allister during the win over Leicester City
Trent Alexander-Arnold of Liverpool celebrates with Alexis Mac Allister during the win over Leicester City
Mac Allister and the rest of his Liverpool teammates will be watching later today as Arsenal takes on Crystal Palace. A victory for Oliver Glasner's men at the Emirates Stadium will confirm the Reds as league champions. Any other result will mean that it could instead happen at Anfield on Sunday when Liverpool hosts Spurs in the Premier League.
Liverpool.com says: Mac Allister has quietly had another excellent season. The likes of Mohamed Salah and Virgil van Dijk will get more plaudits and Ryan Gravenberch has excelled in a new role, but Mac Allister has been just as effective in the main. Just like in his debut season with the Reds, he has been very consistent in his performance levels.
The South American is perfect for the kind of game that Arne Slot likes and he fits in brilliantly in the Liverpool midfield. Alongside Gravenberch and Dominik Szoboszlai, that trio have a little bit of everything, which goes a long way to explaining the Reds' lead at the summit of the Premier League table.
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