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Gary Lineker believes Liverpool are not getting the best out of Trent Alexander-Arnold by playing him at right-back instead of in midfield.

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Reds star Alexander-Arnold continues to be at the centre of hotly-contested debates during the World Cup, with the 24-year-old continually snubbed by England manager Gareth Southgate.



READ MORE: Jude Bellingham transfer race accelerates as Anfield insiders give clue to Liverpool plan But speaking recently, BBC pundit and former England striker Lineker admitted he thinks Alexander-Arnold is being misused for both club and country.



Southgate's stance toward Alexander-Arnold presents further evidence to the argument that the Liverpool No.66 is not fully appreciated at international level.

“I think Trent’s a player who should be playing in midfield, I always have done," Lineker told BBC One’s World Cup Extra.

Kieran Trippier started the first two group stage games, with Kyle Walker brought in for the 3-0 win against Wales on Tuesday despite not playing a single minute of football for nearly two months.
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