Alexis Mac Allister: “Scaloni is the most important thing about the National Team”

Alexis Mac Allister lives a contradictory present with some points in common regarding the two coaches who lead himboth in the national team and in Liverpool from England, since Lionel Scaloni threatened to leave last November and these days the German Jurgen Klopp announced that he will leave his position in the middle of the year at the current leader of the Premier League.

The common point between both situations is that Scaloni guaranteed his presence in the America Cup just next June, but not beyond that, which could also result in him not being in charge of the Argentine national team since the last half of the year.

“I can say about Scaloni that he is the most important thing in the national team today. and that is why we are proud that he continues with us. Later, if at the end of last year he made that decision to say publicly that he had to analyze his future, it is because he truly felt it and we must respect that. But from the inside you know everything that happenshe realizes how comfortable he is when we all get together, how much he loves us and how much he enjoys his work,” he said Mac Allister to TyC Sports.

In this regard, he added: “From that side I was confident that I would continue in the national team“, despite the doubts that Scaloni had sown after the Qualifying match with Brazil at the Maracaná stadium last November.

“And as for Klopp, people in Liverpool still can’t believe it. It was a little crazy the moment we found out he was leaving, because we did it just five minutes before he made it public. Mohamed Salah told me and at first I thought it was now and not in June, when the semester ends,” he explained.

“But that motivated us much more, because now we want to win everything that comes so that his exit is as beautiful as possible”he reflected.

Finally, and jumping to other topics, he congratulated and wished “the best” to Valentine Boatwhich just happened Mouth to English Brighton and Hove just as he did at the time. “He will be here for whatever he needs and to facilitate the process of adaptation to the Premier League,” he remarked.

“For example In England he will learn, like I did, to play in various positionsbecause in addition to promoting personal growth, it makes it easier for the coach to assign you the work he has to do, because he knows that one has more than one tool to perform within the team,” he concluded.