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·7 May 2025
Liverpool Star Mac Allister Hails Premier League Goal as Career Highlight

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·7 May 2025
In a season where Liverpool reclaimed the Premier League crown, Alexis Mac Allister stood tall as one of the club’s most vital pillars. The Argentine midfielder became the heartbeat of the team, dictating rhythm, breaking lines, and even chipping in with goals — none more iconic than his thunderous strike against Tottenham Hotspur.
The 5-1 win over Spurs wasn’t just a statement of intent — it was the confirmation. That goal, the goal, fired Liverpool into a lead that sealed the title and, in Mac Allister’s own words speaking to ESPN, surpassed even the euphoria of scoring at the World Cup:
“The goal against Tottenham is the most important goal of my career. I don’t know if it’s the best I’ve ever scored, but it’s definitely the most important.”
From Rosario to Brighton and now Anfield, Mac Allister’s trajectory has been one of constant evolution. Slot’s system hasn’t just accommodated him — it’s elevated him. Alongside Ryan Gravenberch, the 26-year-old has formed a pivot that’s not only functional but formidable.
It’s a startling admission from any player, let alone one who lifted football’s greatest prize with Argentina in Qatar.
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“I’m happy with the season I’ve had. I think I’m in the best moment of my career and I can show in this great club what I can do.”
The backdrop of that statement is a player operating at full throttle — five league goals, countless incisive passes, and a burgeoning resemblance to Anfield greats. The Gerrard comparisons might seem lazy, but there’s substance: the long-range shooting, the leadership, the late runs from deep.
And yet, Mac Allister remains grounded. He acknowledges the collective:
“I always said that I depend a lot on my team, I met players who helped me a lot in my game.”
Such humility underscores a culture of togetherness Arne Slot has reinforced since his arrival. While individual quality has shone, it’s within a system of trust and shared goals that Mac Allister has flourished.
Naturally, such form hasn’t gone unnoticed. Real Madrid are reportedly circling, but Liverpool have made their position clear:
“All the money in the world” isn’t enough to tempt them into selling the Argentine.
In a summer sure to be riddled with transfer speculation, Mac Allister’s importance to the Reds feels non-negotiable. He isn’t just a player reborn — he’s a player Liverpool can now build around.
If this season marked a breakout campaign for Mac Allister at Anfield, next year could see him ascend even further. His mentality is elite, his game still growing. And with Liverpool aiming for domestic and European honours, the midfielder seems poised to remain central to everything they achieve.
There’s something uniquely satisfying for Liverpool fans when a player gets it. Alexis Mac Allister clearly does. For him to say a Premier League-winning goal at Anfield meant more than scoring at a World Cup? That hits differently. It shows how much this club already means to him — and it’s exactly the kind of mentality that supporters adore.