WORLD CUP winner Alexis Mac Allister has been left heartbroken after his favourite South American restaurant is closing down.
Cafe Malbec is shutting its doors for the final time after opening in 2017.
Xavier D. Buendia / XDBPhotograpCafe Malbec in Brighton is closing down[/caption]
GettyAlexis Mac Allister and Brighton’s stars often eat in the restaurant[/caption]
The restaurant in Hove, known for it’s tapas and wine, is a hit with a number of Brighton‘s players, claim The Argus.
South American stars to have played for the club over the years, like Leonardo Ulloa, Moises Caicedo, Jeremy Sarmiento and Mac Allister have all dined in the restaurant.
Cafe Malbec revealed the news on Instagram, saying: “After six years, it’s time for us to say goodbye.
“We thank you so much for all your support as we hold so many wonderful memories over the years, wine and good times, especially Argentina winning the 2022 World Cup, so we felt like this was the right time to say goodbye on a high.”
However, Mac Allister and his team-mates do have an alternative situated next door.
LatinoAmerica is an Argentinian steakhouse ran by the same owner Damian Kelly.
Mac Allister has even taken his World Cup winners’ medal into the restaurant for photos.
The 24-year-old midfielder is enjoying a fine season at Brighton, helping them mount a challenge for a European finish.
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He has played 26 times for the club this season, scoring nine goals.
And his good form has caught the attention of top sides like Chelsea, Arsenal and Manchester City.
Mac Allister supposedly wants to remain playing in the Premier League if he did leave Brighton.
LatinoAmerica Argentine GrillAlexis Mac Allister has taken his World Cup accolades into the restaurant[/caption] Read More