Alexis Mac Allister 'set to leave Liverpool' and replacement plans already drawn up

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He has been among Liverpool's best players so far this season, scoring four goals in 12 appearances in all competitions.Mac Allister has made it clear that he would like to continue his career on Merseyside, but it's been reported that his wishes will be denied.Liverpool are leaning towards selling the Argentina international in the summer of 2027 as part of a midfield rebuild, according to Sky Sports Switzerland.It's claimed the Reds are willing to invest a "significant sum" to bring in at least one new midfielder at the end of the season. More Info.As a result, Mac Allister is not expected to be offered a new deal and has been informed of Liverpool's plan, with a departure now thought of as a "concrete possibility".Make sure you don't miss the biggest sports news and strongest opinion by making the Daily Express one of your Google preferred sources.The midfielder is not expected to be offered a new deal at Anfield (Image: Getty)Earlier this season, the 27-year-old admitted that he was "sad" about not being handed an extension and revealed that he turned down the opportunity to leave in the summer.Speaking before Liverpool's opening Champions League game against Atletico Madrid, the midfielder said: "There was a chance [to leave], of course, like everybody knows."I received the news that the club was not in a position to offer me a new contract, which of course makes me very sad.

I think everyone can see that I give my 100 per cent for this football club, every single day in training."Of course I have good games and bad games, but I always give my best. Fans don’t need to worry because I will give 100 per cent until my last day."We will see what happens.

I think right now I’m in the right club."Mac Allister was again quizzed on his contract situation after scoring twice to help Liverpool beat Villarreal in the Champions League last week.He said: "When I say what I said, it was more about my feelings," he said. I do my best and in the end, we'll see what happens."