Liverpool’s Mac Allister contract saga highlights the growing role of blockchain in football player valuations
Liverpool plans to extend Alexis Mac Allister's contract to 2031 or sell him. Here's what it means for sports NFTs, Sorare cards, and crypto-adjacent The post Liverpool’s Mac Allister contract saga highlights the growing...
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Liverpool plans to extend Alexis Mac Allister's contract to 2031 or sell him. Here's what it means for sports NFTs, Sorare cards, and crypto-adjacent
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