Alexis Mac Allister has remained a key player for Liverpool following their Premier League title success in 2024/25.
The Argentina international has continued producing consistent performances under Andoni Iraola during the current campaign.
However, uncertainty has emerged over his long-term Liverpool future. His existing contract runs until June 2028.
Liverpool have yet to make progress over an extension despite handing new long-term contracts to other midfielders.
Mac Allister previously expressed disappointment after his agent informed him that Liverpool were not ready to offer him fresh terms.
The situation has attracted attention from major European clubs. Manchester City, Chelsea and Atletico Madrid showed interest during the summer.
Mac Allister ultimately remained at Anfield and continues to play an important role in Iraola’s midfield.
However, Real Madrid are now making plans to potentially take advantage of his contract situation next year.
According to Bernabeu Digital, Real Madrid are monitoring Mac Allister ahead of a possible move during the summer 2027 transfer window.
Liverpool currently have no plans to extend his contract, while both sides could become open to a departure next summer.
Real Madrid have admired the 27-year-old for some time. They are following developments as they consider future midfield additions.
However, the Spanish giants have not made an official approach. Mac Allister’s father and agent recently confirmed that position.
Liverpool also retain significant control over the midfielder’s immediate future because his contract still has almost two years remaining.
The situation could change significantly next summer. Mac Allister would then enter the final 12 months of his Liverpool deal.
That position could force Liverpool to make an important decision over either extending his contract or considering a sale.
Real Madrid strengthened their midfield with Bernardo Silva during their major squad overhaul under Jose Mourinho last summer.
The Spanish club spent €228 million on new players while recovering €215 million through 14 departures.
Mac Allister could now become part of their next phase of recruitment as Madrid continue assessing their midfield options.
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