“I would like to have a tattoo of winning the World Cup first, and after that, I will definitely get something about Liverpool, as I have a strong emotional connection to this team.”It’s not a horrible list of things to get tattooed, according to Alexis Mac Allister...The Reds and Argentina midfielder has always been fascinated by body art; his left arm is nearly completely covered in ink marks that have special meaning for him.”I like how they look on the body,” he comments to Liverpoolfc.com in reference to Carlsberg’s Inked series. “But of course, I think the most important thing about tattoos is that they serve a purpose.”At the moment, Mac Allister’s tattoos include a wide range of personal subjects, such as family, religion, and football.A toddler carrying a ball under his arm is walking toward a heart, and the number “98” represents his birth year. For the latter, he says, “it essentially conveys my passion for football.”The collection clearly displays the names of his parents and his two older brothers; nonetheless, that family section needs to be updated as soon as practical.“I’ll get it done, but I’m still missing my sister,” Mac Allister says with a smile. “I know she thinks about it! I want her here too for that reason.”My loyalty comes from my family, and I cherish it very much. They are the most important people in my life.”During good times, everyone is there for you, but in bad times, your family is there no matter what.” They are really important in my life. They know, of course, how much I love them.A Spanish phrase that translates to “trust yourself and your people” is also written on the 25-year-old, along with pictures of Jesus Christ, the dates of his professional debut with Argentinos Juniors and their promotion to the top level.