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Liverpool may consider selling Alexis Mac Allister, their fifth most-used player this season, if a substantial offer is made. This move could help finance the next phase of their squad rebuild.
āSaleable assetā ā Liverpool could be open to offers for their fifth most-used player this season
Liverpool could reportedly be ātemptedā to cash in on one of their most-used players from this season if they were to receive a substantial offer for him.
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The Telegraphās Dominic King reported last week that Alexis Mac Allister could potentially be sacrificed in order to āfinance the next part of the rebuildā of the squad at Anfield, and Gary Neville went as far as saying that the 27-year-old is ācoming towards the endā.
Whilst that comment from the Sky Sports pundit is rather melodramatic given the Argentineās age, there have been further suggestions of a potential summer exit for the Redsā number 10.
Pete OāRourke reported forĀ Football Insider that Liverpool are ātemptedā by the idea of selling Mac Allister in the upcoming transfer window, with talks over a new contract said to have reached an impasse amid rumoured interest from and city rivals Atletico.
Liverpool is reportedly open to selling Alexis Mac Allister to finance the next phase of their squad rebuild.
Alexis Mac Allister is currently Liverpool's fifth most-used player this season.
Gary Neville suggested that Alexis Mac Allister is 'coming towards the end' of his time at Liverpool.
The funds from a potential sale of Mac Allister could be used to finance the next part of Liverpool's squad rebuild.

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The 2022 World Cup winner is regarded as a āsaleable assetā at Anfield ahead of a summer in which ā as Arne Slot recently hinted ā the club may be compelled to sell some players in order to fund prospective additions.
At 27, the Argentina international is viewed as a prime candidate for that scenario, particularly with the LaLiga duo capable of paying āa significant amountā for him.
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Itād be fair to claim that Mac Allisterās performance levels have declined significantly from last season and that heād command one of the highest transfer fees among the Liverpool squad. Indeed, Transfermarkt cite his market value at ā¬80m (Ā£69.4m), the sixth-largest of any Reds player.
Thereāll inevitably be a few exits from Anfield over the summer, on top of the confirmed departures of Mo Salah and Andy Robertson, but FSG should be hugely reluctant to sell the ex-Brighton midfielder unless a truly irresistible offer were to be tabled.
His ongoing importance to the team is reflected in the fact that heās played the fifth-most minutes of anyone for LFC this season (Transfermarkt), which shows that Slot very much trusts him, and that heās reliable in terms of remaining consistently fit.
The fire-sale of last summer should make Liverpool think twice about another mass exodus this time around. Hindsight is 20/20, of course, but just imagine how helpful it wouldāve been to have had the likes of Luis Diaz, Darwin Nunez and (like it or not) Trent Alexander-Arnold to call upon this season.
So long as Mac Allister is happy to keep pulling on the famous red shirt, the hierarchy ought to forget about any notion of offloading him in the coming months, barring an insanely high offer well in excess of his aforementioned market valuation.