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Trent Alexander-Arnold was loudly jeered by thousands of Liverpool fans inside Anfield after coming off the bench against Arsenal.
There was no visible reaction from Alexander-Arnold, who had a steely look on his face as he jogged onto the pitch.
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His first touch of the ball was met with another round of jeers before a small pocket of Liverpool fans began to sing: "There's only one Conor Bradley." Just moments later, Arsenal scored an equalising goal with Mikel Merino finding the back of the net.
It saw the Gunners, who gave Liverpool a guard of honour before kick-off, come back from two goals down to level up at Anfield.
Gary Neville was on commentary duties for Sky Sports and was taken aback by the hostile reception given to Alexander-Arnold, saying: "Oh!
It's fair to say there are a few boos for Trent Alexander-Arnold."
Stephen Warnock, the former Liverpool defender who was covering the match on BBC Radio 5 Live, noted: "I think there are a lot more boos than there are cheers for Trent Alexander-Arnold, if I'm being completely honest.
"I am surprised and a little bit disappointed with that.
You can hear another response from them too, singing: 'There's only one Conor Bradley'.
That is very telling."
Earlier this week, Liverpool boss Arne Slot was quizzed on the possibility of Alexander-Arnold receiving a frosty reception against Arsenal.
"I am not here to tell the fans how they should react," said the Dutchman.
"I think we are all disappointed but Trent is the first one who said that he would prefer us, as a team and as a club, not to be too much distracted by this announcement
"I'm hoping that all the energy on Sunday goes to the players and to the support of our fans, and as less as possible to Trent.
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