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Trent Alexander-Arnold and his ascent from Liverpool’s academy to the first team is a glowing reflection of the Reds’ youth setup.

Joining the academy at the age of six, Alexander-Arnold honed his skills under the club’s tutelage from the U8 level.

Since debuting as a teenager in 2016, Trent has evolved from a promising youth prospect to one of the world’s premier right-backs under Klopp’s guidance.

Embodying the modern full-back, his exceptional range of passing, dynamic attacking prowess, and tactical intelligence set him apart from other players in his position.

His ability to deliver pinpoint crosses and his visionary long-range passing have become crucial to Liverpool’s offensive strategy.

The 25-year-old’s contributions have been pivotal in Liverpool securing the Premier League, Champions League, FIFA Club World Cup, and UEFA Super Cup, marking a golden era for the club under Klopp.

Moreover, his record-setting assist numbers for a defender highlight his offensive impact, demonstrating how Klopp has maximized Trent’s unique talents to redefine the role of a full-back in modern football.

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.

What did Trent Alexander-Arnold say about Jurgen Klopp

Appearing on Sky Sports’ Overlap alongside Gary Neville, Trent Alexander-Arnold was quizzed on how much of an impact Jurgen Klopp has had on his career.

As expected, the 25-year-old gave a glowing seal of approval to the only manager he’s played under at senior club -level:

“Incredible, really,” Alexander-Arnold said.

The only thing you can ever ask for as a young player is opportunity.

“All you can do is hope that when you get to 18, 19, you’ve got a manager that’s willing to give you a chance and I was fortunate enough to have that.

“Not only that, he put his arm round me and guided me through it, through the ups and downs, the winning of stuff, losing things.

“Good games, bad games, because your first bad game you think you’re never going to kick a ball again.

You think, ‘I’m done’.” 

Alexander Arnold also spoke on what is set to be a thrilling end to the title race, revealing that Jurgen Klopp never says ‘we are going to win the league’ around his players.

When asked if the emotion surrounding Klopp’s departure offers Liverpool an advantage in the final stretch, Alexander-Arnold said:

“I think he will feed into that, the further it goes”

“Let’s say we get into May, the start of May, and it’s still that tight, then he’ll start to feed into how it’s going to look, how it could feel.

Up until then, we just need to try and stay (composed).”

“He never says, ‘We’re trying to win the league, we’re going to win the league’.”

“He doesn’t really speak about it

It’s more, ‘We’re going to get the most out of ourselves, we’re going to squeeze every drop of potential’.

“There will be twists and turns, no matter what.” 

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