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Alexis Mac Allister has revealed a dramatic new look after undergoing surgery, with the Liverpool midfielder spotted with the transformation while on holiday after the World CupAlexis Mac Allister has seemingly had a hair transplant ahead of the new season(Image: Photo by Sebastian Frej/Getty Images)Liverpool midfielder Alexis Mac Allister has surprised fans after unveiling a dramatic new look following surgery.Mac Allister surprised Reds supporters back in March after being photographed with a shaved head for the first time in his career, sporting a buzz cut. He posted the images on Instagram with the caption: "Like father like son," while tagging his dad, former professional soccer star Carlos Mac Allister.Speaking about the change after the 2-1 victory over Mauritania, the Argentina international said: “I was a bald guy with hair, and now I’m a bald guy with a bald head.
I’ve said I did it for my dad, but I think it’s more for my daughter."Mac Allister has unveiled a fresh new look after switching up his hairstyle again after the World Cup. "Oh thank god he’s growing the hair back." said one fan.Another added: "He’s officially in his prime."After a challenging Premier League campaign with Liverpool, which ended with the Reds finishing a disappointing fifth, Mac Allister linked up with Argentina for the country's World Cup defense in North America.
Mac Allister is now enjoying some time off before returning to Merseyside, where he is expected to face questions over his future amid reports linking him with a move to Real Madrid.Mac Allister's father, Carlos, has made it clear that the midfielder's future remains at Liverpool. Currently, he'll get some rest for a few days and then go back to playing in the Premier League; that's the current situation."Mac Allister still has two years remaining on his current Liverpool contract, although the club are yet to open talks with the Argentina international over a potential new deal.Both Dominik Szoboszlai and Ryan Gravneberch have recently signed new long-term contracts.
