With the international break, fans are often anxious about potential injuries to their club’s star players.
Liverpool supporters will be particularly wary, hoping that no harm comes to any of Arne Slot’s key men after a promising start to the season.
They’ll be eagerly awaiting the return of their players to Kirkby, fit and ready for the next set of challenges.
One player in particular, Alexis Mac Allister, has become essential to Liverpool’s midfield.
The Argentine joined from Brighton & Hove Albion last summer and has quickly established himself as a vital component of the team.
His calm demeanour under pressure, exceptional technical ability, and ball recovery skills make him indispensable for both club and country.
Mac Allister has helped reshape Liverpool’s midfield alongside Dominik Szoboszlai and Ryan Gravenberch, bringing creativity, fluidity, and control to the centre of the pitch.
Liverpool fans were recently concerned when Mac Allister, on international duty with Argentina for World Cup qualifiers against Chile and Colombia, was reported to have missed a training session due to discomfort.
Argentina manager Lionel Scaloni mentioned that the midfielder “didn’t train because he was overloaded or had some discomfort. We’ll wait and see how he responds.”
Mac Allister’s importance to Liverpool cannot be overstated. His ability to stay composed and recover the ball in critical moments was on full display when he intercepted a pass to start the move that led to Mohamed Salah’s goal in Liverpool’s 3-0 win against Manchester United.
His presence in the midfield allows Liverpool to maintain control of games, breaking up play and initiating attacks with precision.
Fortunately, Mac Allister seems to have shaken off any concerns, as he posted an Instagram photo of himself training with Argentina.
As long as he remains fit, Liverpool will rely heavily on his talents in their upcoming fixtures, starting with their match against Nottingham Forest.