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The Liverpool right-back's contract at Anfield is due to expire at the end of June, and he is widely expected to join Spanish giant Real Madrid on a free transfer.

After the futures of Mohamed Salah and Virgil van Dijk were secured in April, Alexander-Arnold's contract situation is the only significant one at the club which remains officially unresolved.

Speaking over a week ago, Gary Neville suggested that Alexander-Arnold would be being "distasteful" by not declaring his future plans by the time the title was wrapped up.



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“He maybe just doesn’t feel the love and sense the love that maybe others do," Neville said about why Alexander-Arnold might look to leave Liverpool.

"Obviously he’s not answered questions about his contract, he did an interview on the pitch at the end of the game [against Leicester] where I believe he said he didn’t want to talk about it again, so he’s bumping it down the road.

“But there’s going to come a point, probably in about seven days’ time, whereby he’s going to have nowhere else to go because the season’s over for Liverpool in essence.

Trent Alexander-Arnold is yet to make a decision on his future as his Liverpool contract ticks down.

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Neville added that he thinks Alexander-Arnold's future does lie away from Anfield, as he believes the right-back would have clarified his future a long time ago had he intended to sign a contract renewal with Liverpool.

Neville added: “My gut feeling is he would be leaving because, as a homegrown player, I can only imagine in Liverpool it would be 10 times worse than in Manchester.

"The pressure he’ll be getting put under in the community of Liverpool, and the noise he’ll be hearing and feeling in his family all the time