
Liverpool’s Trent Alexander-Arnold is one of a kind.
When you think of up-and-coming defenders in all of football, Liverpool’s Trent Alexander-Arnold is one of a kind. The right-back does more than defend. More specifically, he attacks, takes placekicks, and, more importantly, possesses the world-class pace to contend against the world’s best attackers. As a result, he has recently been awarded high honors from his football peers and entertainment partners.
Boss. 👊
— Premier League (@premierleague) December 10, 2021
Trent Alexander-Arnold is your @EASPORTSFIFA Player of the Month for November! 🔴#PLAwards | @TrentAA pic.twitter.com/vrbVEbbZs7
Considering he possesses so much talent at just the age of 23, the Reds are in an exciting position before his contract expires in 2025.
Why does extending Alexander-Arnold’s contract two years early make sense for Liverpool?
Trent Alexander-Arnold will only be 25 years old two years before his contract ends in 2025, which will induce a wise business decision for Liverpool. If the club were to wait in his final two years to extend him, there is a very high potential that the large clubs will offer more than what the home team can offer. Moreover, the sooner, the better is the route for extending a core team player who is already a world-class defender at such a young age. Alexander-Arnold will command the most significant extension price tag of all the players mentioned in this extension piece. Above all, he is a homegrown talent for the club, and he is more than worthy of a rich contract that will propel him to stay in Liverpool for a very long time.