My heart belongs to Liverpool, thus I’d want to immortalize our World Cup victory with a tattoo. Once it is over, I will undoubtedly gather some information about Liverpool.

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This is not a terrible list of things to get tattooed, says Alexis Mac Allister.The Argentine midfielder has a long history of fascination with body art; he has ink marks that are meaningful to him covering nearly his entire left arm.On Liverpoolfc.com, he states, “I like how they look on the body” in reference to Carlsberg’s Inked series.

“But, naturally, I think that the most important thing about tattoos is that they serve a function.”At this time, Mac Allister’s tattoos cover a vast array of personal themes, from football and religion to family and football.The child, who is carrying a ball under his arm and is standing next to a heart, was born in 1998. “It essentially conveys my passion for football,” he says of the piece of music.

While the collection clearly displays his parents’ names and those of his two older siblings, the family section requires immediate updating.With a smile on his face, Mac Allister stated, “I’ll finish it, but I’m still missing my sister.” “I know she thinks about it! I would also like her presence for that reason.

My devotion, which is highly prized, originates from my family. They are the two most important people in my life.While friends and acquaintances are always there for you when times are good, your family will be at your side through thick and thin. They are really important to me. My undying love for them is well known to them.Aside from depictions of Jesus Christ and the dates of his professional debut and promotion with Argentinos Juniors, the 25-year-old has a Spanish phrase that means “trust yourself and your people” tattooed on his body.