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Alexander-Arnold started the game against Arsenal on the bench but was brought on in the second half and received a hostile reception from thousands of supporters.

There were also chants of "there's only one Conor Bradley" as well as a chant about former skipper Steven Gerrard, who famously stayed at Liverpool throughout his top-level career amid interest from higher-performing clubs.

The right-back announced a week ago that he will leave Liverpool at the end of the season, with Real Madrid clearly his next destination.



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That means that the club will not receive a fee for a player who has market value of $85 million.

Owen found himself in a similar situation 21 years ago, when he left Liverpool to join Real Madrid in 2004, but unlike Alexander-Arnold, his departure was not known until the off-season, meaning Liverpool's supporters did not get the chance to make their feelings known on the matter before Owen left.

However, when Owen returned to Anfield as a Newcastle player later on in his career, he was booed, and that left him and his family devastated.

"For his own people to boo him, it’s a big lump in your throat," Owen said on Premier League Productions.

Michael Owen moved from Liverpool to Real Madrid

He’ll be mortified.”

He added: “Trent will leave now, it’s his second to last game, maybe his last game, there were people that booed him and you can’t get that out of your head

Despite what’s happened for the last 20 years of his life of pure adulation.

“The one thing I remember now is I forget a lot but think they booed me at the end and it just makes you feel absolutely sick for what you did for the club.”

Meanwhile, Liverpool head coach Arne Slot said of the boos: "For the fans, they can always have the reaction they want but I will always back the players I lead and the ones that wear the red shirt

"It would not be fair to focus only on the Liverpool fans that booed
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