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Trent Alexander-Arnold and Andy Robertson have been instrumental in Liverpool’s success over the years, forming a dynamic duo as attacking wingbacks.

Their overlapping runs, pinpoint crosses, and defensive solidity have added a new dimension to Liverpool’s play, contributing significantly to the team’s attacking prowess.

It’s fair to say that Liverpool’s wingbacks have been some of the most important players for the German in the past seasons.

Trent Alexander-Arnold and Andy Robertson have been instrumental in Liverpool’s success over the years, forming a dynamic duo as attacking wingbacks.

Their overlapping runs, pinpoint crosses, and defensive solidity have added a new dimension to Liverpool’s play, contributing significantly to the team’s attacking prowess.

Both players have set record-breaking assist statistics for defenders in the Premier League, showcasing their ability to create goal-scoring opportunities from wide areas.

Alexander-Arnold’s exceptional vision and delivery from set-pieces, coupled with Robertson’s tireless work rate and precise crosses, have made them indispensable assets for Liverpool’s attacking strategy.

Trent Alexander-Arnold is only behind Liverpool teammate Andy Robertson tally of 59 assists for the record defender with the most assists in Premier League history.

However, Liverpool’s vice-captain has done it in less games (219) than the Scotsman who took 268 games to reach his tally.

The pair are known to be good friends, but Liverpool’s vice-captain has recently been speaking on the healthy competition between the two.

What did Trent Alexander-Arnold say?

Speaking on The Overlap as hosted by Gary Neville, the 25-year-old revealed more on his relationship with Robertson:

Gary: “Best friend in football?”

Trent: “I would say club – Robbo?

Internationals – probably Jude.”

Gary: “He’s been unbelievable Andy Robertson, hasn’t he.

But I always say it’s about the quality of the assist.”

“He can pass to someone here, they’ll turn and whip one top bin or take on 4 players and score and Robbo will claim the assist.”

“Whereas I’ll play a 60 yard pass, get the assist and they’ll be like yeah that’s a proper assist.

And he’ll play a little short pass.”

Gary: “So the quality of your assist is a lot better?”

Trent: “Yeah?

It’s about quality not quantity.”

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