Brother Maika: We are neither tall nor fast, but we can always find a way to score goals.

In the fourth round of the Champions League, Liverpool beat Real Madrid 1-0 at home. McAllister scored the only goal of the game. At the same time, his brother Kevin McAllister represented San Giros and lost 1-3 against Atletico Madrid. After the game, Kevin accepted an interview with the Western media Ser Radio.

Kevin saw his younger brother's goal against Real Madrid through the small screen and asked Ser Radio host Manu Carreño: "How did Alexis perform? We are not tall and we are not fast, but we can always find a way to score. Our brother Francis is the tallest, but to be honest, if you watch If our father plays football, you will find that he is also not tall, but his heading skills are as good as Alexis."

Talking about Courtois's heroic performance against Liverpool, Kevin said: "He can't save all the shots. He is one of the best goalkeepers in the world. It is really difficult to beat him. It's difficult, but I think Alexis grasped it very well and completed the header very well."

Talking about his team's performance against Atletico Madrid, Kevin said: "We feel very good, although the result may be better, but we came here with the mood of playing a good game. We did it. Although we didn't get a point, at least we were close to getting one. After all, the opponent has many excellent players and excellent coaches. It left a bittersweet feeling."

Kevin was full of praise for his Argentinian compatriot Alvarez, saying that his performance and experience can make this country proud. He also spoke highly of Giuliano Simeone: "He caused us big trouble, he was fast, powerful, very decisive... and had a strong desire to win. This is what distinguishes good players. I believe his father also has these qualities. He inherited his father's advantages and believes in the future." He can also have a brilliant career."

It is said that Simeone also likes McAllister, who is currently playing for Liverpool. Talking about the possibility of his brother's transfer, Kevin said: "It seems unlikely at the moment. He is very happy in Liverpool and the people there also like him very much, but who knows what will happen in the future?"