Because of my deep personal connection to Liverpool, I would like to have a tattoo of us winning the World Cup first. I will undoubtedly learn something about Liverpool after that.

 It’s not a bad list of things to get inked, claims Alexis Mac Allister.The midfield player for the Reds and Argentina has long been enthralled with body art; his left arm is nearly entirely covered in ink marks that have personal significance for him.He comments, “I like how they look on the body,” in reference to Liverpoolfc.com’s Carlsberg Inked series.

“But, obviously, I think that tattoos’ primary significance lies in their purpose.”At the moment, Mac Allister has numerous tattoos covering a wide range of personal topics, including football, religion, and family. The boy is carrying a ball under his arm and is walking toward a heart; the number “98” represents his birth year. About the latter, he explains, “it essentially conveys my passion for football.”

Although the collection prominently displays the names of his parents and two older brothers, the family section has to be updated right away.With a smile, Mac Allister continued, “I’ll finish it, but I still miss my sister.” “I know she’s thinking about it! That’s why I want her here too.

My allegiance comes from my family, whom I hold in the highest regard. They are the most significant individuals in my life.Your family is the one who supports you no matter what, but they are the ones who are there for you in good times or bad. They are really significant in my life. They know, of course, how committed I am to them.The 25-year-old’s tattoos also include the Spanish phrase “trust yourself and your people,” Jesus Christ, and the dates of his professional debut with Argentinos Juniors and their promotion to the top flight.