Has Alexander-Arnold just confirmed he’s never leaving the club?
Has Trent Alexander-Arnold just confirmed that he’s never leaving Liverpool via a comment on an Instagram post?
The Reds starlet is currently a one-club man, but that’s not hard to do when you’re only 20-years-old and haven’t even been out on loan yet.
Alexander-Arnold definitely seems like he wants to follow in the footsteps of legendary defender Jamie Carragher, who played 734 games for Liverpool over the course of his incredible career.
After the club posted on a picture of TAA kissing the Champions League trophy next to a snap of him as a young lad, Trent commented ‘one man one club’.
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This has sparked off loads of speculation, but hopefully it means that Alexander-Arnold is really committed to spending the rest of his career at Anfield.
After passing and crossing the club to European success and second place in the Premier League with only one loss, Trent will be a huge part of its future. His 12 assists this campaign were recording breaking and show the unique talent that Alexander-Arnold has.
He’s already played 84 games for Liverpool and scored four goals as well as setting up 20, which is an impressive ratio for someone so young. There are those who sat TAA could end up in midfield, which he may do, but at right-back he’s an awesome weapon to have.
It would take a massive bid to persuade the club to sell, if they ever would. Alexander-Arnold is currently valued at £45 million and that will only increase with time.
In other news, Lille forward Nicolas Pepe is set to turn down a move to Anfield in favour of a move to Bayern Munich. This deal makes a lot more sense, to be fair, as Munich will need to replace Arjen Robben and Franck Ribery.
Next. Four relegated players Jurgen Klopp should sign. dark
talkSPORT have reported that he’ll cost £70 million. That would be an expensive back-up for Mohamed Salah.