Liverpool FC news: Alexander-Arnold's feelings as defender REPLACED
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Alex Caple
Alex Caple
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Alexander-Arnold's state of mind
Trent Alexander-Arnold's future plans are currently unknown, with the player only offering a cryptic celebration following his first goal of the season which came against West Ham on Sunday.
He then jetted off to Venice for a brief trip before the Reds’ next game against Manchester United this weekend.
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Tuesday’s events were a significant development in the Alexander-Arnold transfer saga, which is unlikely to get a resolution this month. And now noted transfer journalist Fabrizio Romano has weighed in on the matter, revealing Trent’s state of mind following Madrid’s transfer approach.
Answering questions for his GIVEMESPORT newsletter, Romano was asked: “How is Trent Alexander-Arnold feeling with Liverpool refusing to entertain any Real Madrid offers in January?”
Calvin Ramsay replaced
The nightmare continues for one Liverpool player as his replacement is officially announced. Calvin Ramsay is having a shocking time.
It's been very difficult for Calvin Ramsay since he arrived at Liverpool in 2022. He was supposed to be the successor to Trent Alexander-Arnold but injuries prevented him from ever getting a foothold at Anfield in that debut campaign.
Yet again, the Reds attempted to find a loan for Ramsay this season. He's been at Wigan Athletic since the summer. Though, it's again been a nightmare - the 21-year-old has started just three League One fixtures and hasn't been in the matchday squad for the last nine.
And now it appears his time is up.
Arne Slot fixes Alexis Mac Allister
Another player who is enjoying his best spell in a Liverpool shirt is Alexis Mac Allister, who has taken his game to another level under the Reds’ new regime.
The Argentinian has certified his status as a mainstay in the Liverpool side in recent months, and changes made by Slot could be behind the 26-year-old’s impressive first half of the campaign.
The Athletic’s Gregg Evans has detailed how changes made behind the scenes since Slot’s arrival have unlocked the World Cup winner.
According to Evans, new morning routines have been introduced in training with greater emphasis on rest and recovery.
The deadline is here
The countdown has been on for not only days but months and even years. Mohamed Salah, Virgil van Dijk and Trent Alexander-Arnold are now free to discuss a pre-contract agreement with any interested overseas teams.
The heart could potentially be ripped out of Liverpool over the next few months as three of their most important players face ongoing contract uncertainty.
And although Arne Slot remarked last week that the January 1 deadline was more for the media than for the clubs, it’s an unresolved situation that no fan wanted to see.
To be in competition with Saudi Arabia, with Real Madrid, Paris Saint-Germain and the rest for YOUR OWN PLAYERS is a disaster waiting to happen for Liverpool owners Fenway Sports Group.
It’s time to put any issues aside with these players and get the deals done.
The breakout player of 2025
Ben Doak has been nothing short of a phenom. Sent out on loan to Middlesborough for the 2024/2025 season, no one could have expected the wave of confidence he would usher unto Teesside.
The 19-year-old’s playmaking and movement on and off the ball is enough to make grown men laugh. Having already contributed a total of seven goals and assists this season, his stats don’t do his performances justice.
This has also been enough to earn him senior call ups to the Scottish national team where he has starred in their Nations League campaign even bagging an assist against Poland.
He has an air of arrogance but also poise to him. He always wants to run at defences similar to that of one Mohamed Salah. And this should excite Liverpool fans.
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