Goal efficiency
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Union St. Gilloise · Copa de la Superliga · Defender · #5 · Argentina · 28 yrs
K. Mac Allister plays as a defender for Union St. Gilloise. K. Mac Allister is a Argentine international, 28 years old, defender, currently at Union St. Gilloise. K. Mac Allister wears shirt number 5 for Union St. Gilloise. K. Mac Allister was born in Buenos Aires, Argentina on 1997-11-07. K. Mac Allister is 175 cm tall and weighs 72 kg. K. Mac Allister's Sportra profile tracks season statistics across Copa de la Superliga, CONMEBOL Libertadores, UEFA Europa Conference League, Liga Profesional Argentina, and other leagues. K. Mac Allister's page brings together career clubs, trophies, injury history, multi-competition stats, and related news headlines. On Sportra you can explore K. Mac Allister season statistics, transfer history, trophies, injury updates, and related news across every competition tracked in the profile.
| Season | Team |
|---|---|
| 2025 |  Argentina ARG |
| 2025 |  Union St. Gilloise GIL |
| 2024 | Union St. Gilloise GIL |
| 2023 | Union St. Gilloise GIL |
| 2022 |  Argentinos JRS ARG |
| Date | Type | From | To |
|---|---|---|---|
| 2023-07-13 | N/A | Argentinos JRS ARG | Union St. Gilloise GIL |
| 2020-01-01 | N/A |  Boca Juniors BOC | Argentinos JRS ARG |
| 2019-01-29 | Loan | Argentinos JRS ARG | Boca Juniors BOC |
Season intelligence
Profile as Defender: finisher, high usage. Archetype: Clinical forward.
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How clinical and direct the player was in front of goal — volume, accuracy, and conversion.
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Minutes, availability, and how central they were to the team.
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Premier League updates from the 8pm BST kick-offLive scoreboard | Read Football Daily | Email ScottThe teams are out! Ipswich in blue, Liverpool in red. A wonderful start-of-the-weekend, possibly-a-few-pints-to-the-good atmosphere under the lights at Portman Road! Not long now. In the meantime, here’s Dave Estherby with some pre-match words of encouragement for Liverpool: “Not really sure what’s going on upstairs at Anfield. Another summer where they’ve spaffed money up the wall for unproven PL players without realising they need a goalkeeper, two full backs, a centre half, two forwards, a winger and a replacement for whatever Mac Allister is supposed to do. AND back up for Ekitike who probably won’t play until the new year at least. Shambles. I feel sorry for Iraola, he couldn’t really turn them down but it might end up a backwards step.”Pre-match postbag. “Leaving aside Liverpool’s less than imperial start to the season, you have to admit that’s a very tasty teamsheet on offer tonight - the right blend of youth, experience, Hungary’s answer to Bryan Robson and a World Cup winner in the middle of the park, a striker coveted by Man City, a Champions League winner on the bench and in Wirtz our very own Juan Sebastian Veron!” – Peadar de Burca Continue reading...
Argentina fans are pushing to retire Lionel Messi's No. 10 jersey for good, but a FIFA regulation on squad numbering stands in the way. Lionel Messi‘s retirement from the Argentina national team has reignited a wish among fans on social media: retiring the No. 10 jersey permanently so no other player ever wears it for the Albiceleste again. The idea behind the push is straightforward for those calling for it — leaving the number forever associated with Messi, who wore it for two decades and leaves as the national team’s all-time leading scorer and most-capped player. Doing so would also tie the number permanently to Diego Maradona, the other legendary figure most responsible for turning it into far more than just a shirt number. Regardless of how much support the idea gathers, it runs into a hard regulatory wall. FIFA rules require official squad lists for tournaments like the World Cup and Copa America to use consecutive numbering from 1 to 26, with a number assigned to every single player named to the roster. That means the No. 10 cannot simply be left unused in official competition, no matter how symbolic the gesture would be. The rule leaves Argentina with limited options — the number could theoretically go unused in a friendly, but in any official tournament, someone on the 26-man list would have to wear it. El escudo más lindo de todos también quería dedicarte unas palabras, Capitán 🐐🔟.Gracias, una vez más. Tu legado será infinito. pic.twitter.com/3TZfqVTFLs— 🇦🇷 Selección Argentina ⭐⭐⭐ (@Argentina) September 1, 2026 The Maradona precedent This isn’t the first time this exact request has come up. Argentina previously attempted to retire the No. 10 ahead of the 2002 World Cup as a tribute to Maradona, whose career had already cemented the number’s legendary status in the country. FIFA rejected the request outright, citing the same consecutive-numbering requirement that stands in the way today. As a result, the number continued to be worn by subsequent generations of Argentine players in the years that followed, eventually passing to Messi himself. With that same regulation still in place, any renewed push to retire the No. 10 in his honor would face the identical outcome once again. Who could wear the No. 10 next? Beyond the retirement debate, the more immediate question is who actually inherits the No. 10 shirt when Argentina takes the field again. According to reports, Nico Paz is projected as a candidate, given that the Como playmaker operates in a similar position to Messi and wears the same number in his club. The concern, however, is whether the 22-year-old can handle the weight of that number so early in his international career. For that reason, some believe it might be better suited to a proven World Cup winner rather than a newcomer, with names like Alexis Mac Allister, Julian Alvarez and Enzo Fernandez floated as alternatives who already have the pedigree and experience to carry that symbolic responsibility for the Albiceleste going forward.
Liverpool had identified Monaco midfielder Lamine Camara as their preferred replacement for Alexis Mac Allister had the Argentina international pushed to leave Anfield during the summer transfer window. The Reds reportedly had a clear contingency plan in place for Mac Allister’s potential departure, with Camara emerging as their favoured target to replace the World Cup […] The post Journalist reveals midfielder Liverpool were looking to sign but move depended on key factor appeared first on CaughtOffside.
Liverpool will face off against Ipswich Town at Portman Road this Friday night as they look to secure their first win of this Premier League campaign. The Reds have begun this season with back-to-back...
Liverpool are reportedly planning to replace Alexis Mac Allister with Monaco midfielder Lamine Camara after holding initial talks. The Reds seemingly didn’t make a new midfielder one of their priorities for this transfer window, but it seems plans are already in place for changes in that position next year. That’s according to a report from […] The post Contact made: Liverpool already planning transfer to replace star with 151 appearances appeared first on CaughtOffside.
With a final decision pending on his renewal, Lionel Scaloni has reportedly chosen the Argentina player who will inherit Lionel Messi's No. 10 if he continues as head coach. Lionel Messi dropped one of the biggest bombshells in modern sports history by announcing his retirement from the Argentina national team, leaving the iconic No. 10 jersey vacant. While his own contract extension remains finalized through the next cycle, head coach Lionel Scaloni has reportedly selected who will inherit Messi’s shirt if he remains at the helm. The 2026 World Cup marked the end of an era for the Albiceleste roster, with Nicolas Otamendi and Messi, the final remaining holdovers from the 2014 World Cup squad in Brazil, officially stepping away. Another pressing question centers on who will steer the national team project toward the 2030 World Cup, given that Scaloni’s existing deal runs through December 2026. The upcoming autumn international window approaches with national teams scheduled to play up to 4 games across late September and October. November will bring another FIFA window, which could represent Scaloni’s final matches in charge unless an extension is finalized, though his succession plan for the No. 10 shirt is already set. According to reporting from ESPN Argentina insider Federico Bueno, Scaloni has chosen midfielder Nico Paz to take over the No. 10 jersey for the national team. It will mark the first time the playmaker wears the number for the senior team, having donned No. 18 since his initial call-up. Lionel Messi of Argentina greeting teammate Nico Paz. (Daniel Jayo/Getty Images) Following Messi’s announcement, several established stars were pitched as candidates for the shirt, including consolidated starters Enzo Fernandez and Alexis Mac Allister. However, Scaloni’s long-term bet for the post-Messi era rests on Paz taking the mantle if the manager signs his contract renewal. Across 11 appearances with Argentina, including two at the 2026 World Cup, Paz wore No. 18 for the national team, mirroring Messi’s initial shirt assignment between 2004 and 2008. The 21-year-old already possesses experience wearing the No. 10 at the club level, having taken the shirt at Como 1907 starting in 2025-26, registering 13 goals and seven assists across 42 matches while powering the Italian side to UEFA Champions League qualification for the first time in club history. Messi passes the baton after 17 years Back on March 28, 2009, during Diego Maradona’s managerial debut, Lionel Messi wore Argentina’s No. 10 jersey for the first time, holding exclusive ownership of the shirt whenever available from that moment forward. After 17 years carrying the mantle, the longest stretch by any player in national team history, the Inter Miami star now passes the baton to the next generation. Messi stands as the all-time leader in matches played as Argentina’s No. 10 with 172 appearances, more than doubling Diego Maradona‘s second-place tally of 85. The top five is rounded out by Ariel Ortega (59 games), Juan Roman Riquelme (29 games), and Marcelo Gallardo (15 caps). No current player on Argentina squad has worn No. 10 Throughout Messi’s 17-year tenure, only 17 other players ever wore the No. 10 shirt during his rare absences, with Sergio Aguero donning it the most across just seven matches. Out of respect for Messi, the shirt was left unassigned in 28 separate matches, leaving no active player on the current roster with experience wearing it. Franco Mastantuono of Argentina using the No. 10 jersey. (Franklin Jacome/Getty Images) Looking at the 25-man roster Scaloni assembled for the 2026 World Cup, not a single player other than Messi has ever worn the shirt for the senior team. The last player outside of Messi to wear it was Franco Mastantuono, but following a dip in form before his loan move to Fiorentina, the midfielder was left off the tournament squad.
With Lionel Messi's retirement from the Argentina national team, several players could be in line to inherit the iconic No. 10 shirt. With Lionel Messi’s retirement from the Argentina national team now confirmed, one of the more symbolic questions is who takes over the iconic No. 10 shirt. There is no official word yet on how the decision will be made, and it remains largely speculative at this point, but a handful of names stand out as logical candidates given their standing within the squad. Unlike the captaincy, which typically falls to the most senior or respected figure in the dressing room and now looks set to go to Cristian Romero, the No. 10 carries a different kind of weight in Argentine football, tied directly to the legacies of Diego Maradona and now Messi himself. Whoever wears it next won’t just be filling a number on the roster, they’ll be stepping into a symbol that carries decades of history and expectation. Several established figures within the current squad could realistically be handed the shirt. Enzo Fernandez and Alexis Mac Allister both carry significant weight in the dressing room and have been core pieces of this Argentina cycle, while Thiago Almada has continued to develop into an increasingly important creative option for Scaloni. Nico Paz, still just breaking into the senior squad, rounds out the list as a longer-term bet given his familiarity with the number at club level with Como. There’s also the possibility that Scaloni opts to hold off entirely, letting the number sit without a clear owner for a stretch while the new-look Argentina finds its footing in the post-Messi era. Franco Mastantuono is the last player other than Lionel Messi to wear the No. 10 jersey for Argentina. (Getty Images) Who wore the 10 when Messi wasn’t there The most direct precedent dates back to September 2025, when Franco Mastantuono wore the No. 10 shirt in Argentina’s World Cup qualifier defeat to Ecuador, with Messi left out of that squad entirely. Going back more than a decade, several others have worn the No. 10 for Argentina whenever Messi wasn’t available: PlayerLast time wearing No. 10Lionel MessiJuly 2026Franco MastantuonoSeptember 2025Angel CorreaMarch 2025Paulo DybalaSeptember 2024Sergio AgueroOctober 2016Ever BanegaSeptember 2016Angel Di MariaNovember 2015Javier PastoreOctober 2015Erik LamelaJune 2015Walter MontilloNovember 2012
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