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Arne Slot flew straight to Ibiza to party with Wayne Lineker.

Liverpool are enjoying some downtime and a chance to continue celebrating their Premier League triumph, with Arne Slot and Virgil van Dijk among those seen enjoying life abroad since the weekend draw against Arsenal.

But closer to home the fallout from fans' furious reaction to Trent Alexander-Arnold rumbles on with a Manchester United legend now saying Jamie Carragher must accept some blame because he was "stirring up" supporters with his comments about the departing defender who is set to sign for Real Madrid as a free agent this summer.

Reports suggest his replacement is already being lined up with Bayer Leverkusen's £30m-valued Jeremie Frimpong said to have held talks in recent days, while second-choice goalkeeper Caoimhin Kelleher is being linked with a switch to a Premier League rival.

Here are the stories from in and around Anfield with only two games remaining in their title-winning campaign.

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Liverpool have held 'advanced talks' with Bayer Leverkusen full-back Jeremie Frimpong as they seek to replace the outgoing Trent Alexander-Arnold.

Champions League, Premier League, done really well.

I don't mind where he goes so long as he is playing on a regular basis, he is too good not to be playing.''

Jamie Carragher working for Sky Sports.(Image: Getty Images)

Dwight Yorke has accused Jamie Carragher of "stirring up" Liverpool fans by criticising Trent Alexander-Arnold's decision to leave Anfield, insisting the Sky Sports pundit doesn't understand the allure of being chased by Real Madrid.

The 26-year-old angered Liverpool supporters by revealing he was leaving his boyhood club last week, with many claiming he was disloyal.

The right-back felt the wrath of those home supporters at Anfield on Sunday after being booed as he was brought on as a substitute during the team's 2-2 draw against Arsenal.

Supporters aimed two digs at Alexander-Arnold as they sang chants of "There's only one Conor Bradley", in reference to the academy prospect who is set to succeed him long-term, while fans also sang their iconic song about Steven Gerrard to goad him.

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And Yorke believes Carragher should accept some blame for the reaction.

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