Amid increasing speculation, Liverpool boss Arne Slot broke his silence and made an unexpected remark regarding Trent Alexander-Arnold’s role for the rest of the season. “Trent is a Liverpool player, and that’s how he’ll be treated. I’m not interested in rumors—what matters is his dedication on the field,” Slot stated. “He’s contributed immensely to this club, and I expect him to keep delivering top performances.”
Alexander-Arnold has been with Liverpool since 2004, rising through the academy ranks before debuting for the first team in 2016. Since then, he’s played 349 games and claimed seven major honors with the club. Former Arsenal player Paul Merson also commented during a Sky Sports segment: “Liverpool fans should appreciate everything he’s achieved. He’s earned the chance to start a new chapter in his career.” With emotions running high, fans will be closely watching how Alexander-Arnold manages what could be his final season at Anfield—and whether he can part ways with the club on a positive no
