McAllister revealed that he has been taking steps to help Liverpool's young players develop after Liverpool beat Tottenham Hotspur to win the League Cup.

The World Cup winner also spoke in detail about the performance of the next generation of players in training and the steps he is taking to help them improve.
He said: "This is really important for the young players. They show their determination to stay here every day in training. They train very, very hard and are very talented. I'm happy to see that their performance in training deserves this reward."
“I pay close attention to them, and sometimes I get angry. I think it's because I want them to succeed. Like I said, they are really good. They are talented, very intense, and understand what this club means to them.”
"This is important; they will be very important to us this season."
After a difficult season last year, McAllister has performed admirably this season. Although Liverpool have not yet offered him a new contract, he has made it clear that he wants to extend it. He said: "I feel great right now."
“I feel the love from the fans, which is very important to me. As I said, I love being here, and I will give it my all.”
“We’ve been practicing shooting a lot,” McAllister said. “Szoboszlai has the ability; it’s a natural talent for him. I’ve had a bit of luck. I like to get into the box and score, so that’s important. Scoring goals is important for our confidence, and it’s important to win because that’s exactly what we want.”
“We must understand that this is just one game. Looking back at the games against Ipswich and Atletico Madrid, we played very well. But against Fulham, we couldn’t play the football we wanted. Now we need to make sure we are ready for the next game.”
Speaking about the match, McAllister told ITV, "I think we didn't play well in the last 20 to 25 minutes, but we were facing a very good team that knew how to control the ball."
“They were very intense, and we tried to stay aggressive. I think we defended quite well, and then we scored, which was very important.”



