Paris Saint-Germain have identified Liverpool midfielder Alexis Mac Allister as

a priority target for Luis Enrique.

PSG view the Argentine as a potential successor to Fabián Ruiz and could make their move if Liverpool fail to extend his deal.

Mac Allister is contracted until 2028, with Chelsea also keeping a close watch on his situation at Anfield.

PSG Step Up Interest in Liverpool Midfielder Alexis Mac Allister for 2027 Transfer

Paris Saint-Germain are reportedly weighing up a move for Liverpool midfielder Alexis Mac Allister, with 2027 viewed as the possible window for a deal.

Why PSG Are Watching Mac Allister

According to 90min, citing Fichajes, the Ligue 1 champions view the Argentina international as a long-term successor to Fabian Ruiz. Interest has been fuelled by the situation at Anfield, where his contract runs until June 2028 and no new terms have yet been offered. Reports suggest both the player and his father have voiced disappointment over the lack of a fresh agreement.

Mac Allister’s Liverpool Record

Liverpool signed the 27-year-old from Brighton & Hove Albion in July 2023 for a reported £35million. He has since become a key figure in the Reds’ engine room, racking up 156 appearances, 21 goals and 21 assists. On the international stage, he has won 54 caps for Argentina and scored seven times.

Liverpool’s Valuation Could Complicate Matters

The Premier League club reportedly slapped a €100million price tag on him this summer, which underlines how difficult any approach might prove. With almost two years left on his deal, Liverpool are under no pressure to sell, though PSG are said to be keeping a close eye on the stalemate.

Chelsea Also in the Picture

PSG are not alone. Chelsea have also been mentioned as possible suitors, having shown interest in the summer, should Liverpool ever open the door to a sale. Speculation linking him with Real Madrid, meanwhile, has reportedly been played down by his representatives.

Why the Mac Allister Contract Situation Matters

It is hard to see Liverpool weakening their midfield by cashing in any time soon. Still, an unresolved contract has a habit of shifting the balance of power, and the next 12 months could prove pivotal. For now, PSG’s interest feels like early groundwork rather than anything close.