The central midfielder that Real Madrid has completely forgotten

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The slump of Alexis Mac Allister in this early part of the season has turned him into a forgotten name on Real Madrid's radar, as they have moved on from the idea of signing him as a priority to strengthen the midfield.

Mac Allister, from white desire to permanent doubt

For months, Alexis Mac Allister was one of the most highly regarded midfielders by Real Madrid's sports management. His vision, ability to link lines, and experience in the Premier League placed him on the list of favorites to lead the new merengue project. However, as reported by DefensaCentral, his weak start to the season and lack of continuity have changed the landscape.

In Liverpool, the Argentine has not managed to establish himself as a decisive player. His performance has been inconsistent, and the physical problems he has faced have prevented him from showing the dominant version expected after his arrival at Anfield. Furthermore, his market value, which is around 100 million euros, complicates any short-term transfer attempts.

In recent weeks, the player has shown some discomfort with the criticism, stating that his priority is to perform in England. His remarks make it clear that he is not thinking about an immediate change of scenery, while Real Madrid seems to have completely cooled off its interest.

Real Madrid, more selective than ever

There is no rush at Valdebebas. The white club has learned from past mistakes and now opts for a more rational transfer policy. With a squad full of talent and youth, there is no room for impulsive signings. Cases like Luka Jović or Mariano Díaz have made a clear point: Madrid will not buy on impulse but out of necessity and tactical fit.

Several names are being handled within the scouting department, with players shining in the major European leagues. Players like Adam Wharton, Enzo Fernández, or Kees Smit have gained ground and are ahead of Mac Allister on the preferences list. They are players with better prospects, more accessible contracts, and a profile more adaptable to the style that Xabi Alonso aims to establish.

The Basque coach, aware of the importance of balance in the midfield, is working for Jude Bellingham to take on a more organizing role. At the same time, he aims to enhance Arda Güler, who in the last Club World Cup already showed glimpses of a natural playmaker.

For now, Real Madrid does not plan to bring in any midfielders in the winter transfer market. The priority is to observe, analyze, and decide calmly. Time is on the club's side as they seek to find the perfect fit for the next era of the white midfield.

Nico Paz's role and the silent goodbye to Mac Allister

Meanwhile, Nico Paz remains an interesting option within the club itself. The Argentine, with a buy-back clause close to ten million euros, could regain prominence and provide an internal, cost-effective solution. His versatility and talent align with Madrid's current philosophy: to bet on young players with room for growth and commitment to the project.

Therefore, Alexis Mac Allister has gone from being a priority to just a name in the technical secretariat's reports. His lack of consistency, high salary, and the emergence of new options have pushed him into the background.

Real Madrid will continue to analyze the market with the characteristic calmness, focused on consolidating their dominance in La Liga and Europe. Meanwhile, the Argentine seems destined to remain in Liverpool, far from a Santiago Bernabéu that, for now, has stopped dreaming of him in white.

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