Liverpool midfielder McAllister recently talked about what it's like playing for Liverpool and said he is enjoying his best form, but insisted it was all thanks to the help of his teammates.

In the 2024/25 Premier League, Liverpool won 25 games, 9 draws and 4 losses in 38 games and finally won the championship. The 26-year-old McAllister scored 5 goals and contributed 5 assists for Sloter's team during this journey, which was an indispensable part of the "Red Army"'s championship.

McAllister shared, “Honestly, I’m very happy with how I’ve performed this season. I think this is the best period of my career and I’m really enjoying it. The reason I can do this is because I’m at a big club like Liverpool and I can really show my ability. I think this is the most important reason.”

"But I have always emphasized that the most important thing is my teammates. Without them, I am nothing. Because I am not the kind of player who can break through three or four people in a row on the field and score 20 goals in a season. I need my teammates very much, and in this team, whether it is offense or defense, I have received great help, so I am really grateful to them."

Talking about the feeling of winning the Premier League title with Liverpool, McAllister said, "The first thing that came to my mind was everything we did throughout the season. Winning the Premier League is not easy, it takes a long time of hard work. That's why everyone always regards the Premier League title as so important. It's a complete journey, with highs and lows, and we have to overcome different difficulties. So at that moment, I thought about the hardships we have gone through. Then I thought of my family and those who have always supported me."

"In fact, at the beginning of the season, I didn't feel that we could win the league title in this way. It's not that we are not a great team or the lineup is not strong enough, but because we are in a transition period. Although I only worked with Klopp for one year, he coached Liverpool for eight or nine years. For many players, his departure is a huge change."

McAllister also said, "However, we still found a way to win, which is very important. I also think that both the coaching staff and the players realize that we still have a lot of room for improvement in playing football. So the future is worth looking forward to, and I hope this is the beginning of a great chapter."