Liverpool's vice-captain has been told two harsh truths about his future by a club legend - and how he would need to do something only achieved once before to succeed away from the club

Trent’s impact in nearly 350 games for Liverpool has been tremendous, with the 26-year-old winning a reputation as being arguably the most devastating offensive full-back in the

For Trent Alexander-Arnold and Andy Robertson, Liverpool’s famous full-back duo, this might be the last dance - After seven years flourishing on opposite sides of the pitch, Liverpool’s hugely success

Palace's next two fixtures rank as a two in the FDR: Ipswich (H) and Southampton (A). However, in between those matches is Blank Gameweek 29 where they don't have a match, which will be off-putting for managers who aren't planning to use the Free Hit chip.

Arnold's future at Liverpool remains up in the air but the club is taking steps to ensure it keeps hold of a player who could be his long-term successor

Liverpool captain Virgil van Dijk has reacted to Trent Alexander-Arnold's message as exit speculation continues around both at Anfield.

Liverpool vice-captain Trent Alexander-Arnold is out of contract at the end of the season. A player who knows his situation very well has offered to speak to him.

Trent Alexander-Arnold may have given a subtle wink to Liverpool fans over his future, with the Liverpool vice captain still wanted by Real Madrid and mulling over whether to sign a new deal

Jeremy Doku completed 15 dribbles for Manchester City against Liverpool, giving Trent Alexander-Arnold a particularly torrid afternoon despite winning the game 2-0.

It was a time in which a lot of famous footballers played a more active role on social media, discussing football and engaging with fans as they waited for the beautiful game to return. It was during that period,

Real Madrid have turned their attention towards Liverpool's Ibrahima Konate to bolster their backline, with a Bosman move in 2026 the ideal scenario.

Liverpool boss Arne Slot is already planning for next season as his side close in on the Premier League title in 2025. The Reds have stormed clear of their rivals at the top of the EPL rankings in recent weeks and the Dutch coach looks set to secure an impressive league trophy in his first campaign at Anfield.