As reported by Fabrizio Romano, it seems Brighton & Hove Albion midfielder Alexis Mac Allister has played his last game for the club, with manager Roberto De Zerbi admitting as much after the game. The Argentine midfielder was seen on the pitch looking emotional and seemingly bidding his farewells. Liverpool have been heavily linked with the Brighton star and are reportedly close to agreeing personal terms.
Alexis Mac Allister Edges Closer to Liverpool Move After Saying His Goodbyes
🚨 De Zerbi: “I think it can be the last game for Alexis Mac Allister and Moises Caicedo at Brighton”.
“I am really sorry because they are two great players but the policy of Brighton is like this. It is right that they can leave, to play at higher level”, says via @JournoHaff. pic.twitter.com/D4VrGmI6Pl
— Fabrizio Romano (@FabrizioRomano) May 28, 2023
Mac Allister Edges Closer to Brighton Exit
After Brighton‘s defeat to Aston Villa, manager De Zerbi confirmed it will likely be Mac Allister’s last game for The Seagulls. “I think it can be the last game for Alexis Mac Allister and Moises Caicedo at Brighton”. I am really sorry because they are two great players, but the policy of Brighton is like this. It is right that they can leave to play at higher level” as originally reported from the press conference by Charlie Haffenden.
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Following the conclusion of the game against Aston Villa, the Argentine midfielder was visibly upset and appeared to be saying his goodbyes to the travelling fans. An emotional Mac Allister was comforted by manager De Zerbi. It is expected that the Brighton star will depart the club in the next few days, as Liverpool are keen to resolve the full details of the deal as soon as possible.
Vital Summer for Liverpool; Argentine Could Be the Ideal Signing For Jurgen Klopp
The midfield area has been a problem for Jurgen Klopp all season, with injuries and loss of form hurting the club’s Champions League qualification ambitions. The Argentine international previously described as “outstanding” would bring much-needed work rate and ingenuity to the Anfield midfield.
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His intelligence and off-the-ball movement ensure he picks up pockets of space, which enables him to link up effectively with his teammates. He also presses well and doesn’t neglect his defensive responsibilities. Mac Allister would provide a marked improvement to the Liverpool squad.
