Trent Alexander-Arnold has said his contract negotiations with Liverpool will not be played out in public. The England international's deal runs out at the end of the season, and asked if he wanted to stay at Anfield for the long term,

Yet leaving Liverpool would surely also trigger some regrets. Alexander-Arnold continues to say he wants to be the club captain and he is, in theory, the next in line to do so considering his current role as deputy to Virgil van Dijk, another player whose contract runs out next summer .

Trent Alexander-Arnold admits he still holds onto one Liverpool dream but says it’s now ‘out of my hands’.Trent Alexander-Arnold has a very uncertain future. Or at least, no one should be

Arnold’s future at Anfield uncertain, Liverpool have reportedly set their sights on a potential replacement in Jeremie Frimpong, the Dutch right-back currently playing for Bayer Leverkusen. According to Caught Offside,

Alexander-Arnold's current Liverpool contract expires in the summer - he spoke about the situation after Saturday's game

Frimpong, Wirtz, and Palacios in SightWith Trent Alexander-Arnold’s future at Anfield uncertain, Liverpool have reportedly set their sights on a potential

Liverpool right-back Trent Alexander-Arnold has said he welcomes critcism from manager Arne Slot in order to become a feared defender in Europe.

Liverpool right-back Trent Alexander-Arnold says a desire to win trophies will be the biggest factor in deciding his future. The England international, 25, has entered the final year of his current deal with talks over an extension ongoing.

For someone who claims not to want to have his future plans played out in public, Trent Alexander-Arnold is doing a lot of talking to the media.

Trent Alexander-Arnold will only commit his future to Liverpool should he have a strong chance of winning more trophies with the Reds.