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Trent Alexander-Arnold has pleaded with "angry and hurt" Liverpool fans not to let his decision to leave the club this summer cloud over their legendary final season together.

Still, Alexander-Arnold will prepare for his final home game against Arsenal on May 11, and he has empathized with fans who may feel "angry and hurt" by his decision to leave Liverpool.

Alexander-Arnold has pleaded with fans not to let his transfer decision "cast a dark cloud over the season." In a heartfelt statement on Liverpool's official website, he said: "I completely understand the feelings that go with that and I’ve felt it myself so I completely understand that the news will disappoint a lot of people, will anger people, it will make them upset.

"At the end of the day, you can be angry and hurt at me but I just hope that the lads, the rest of the team, the staff, everyone else is able to feel how good a season this has been and able to feel the love and support from the fans as they have done all season."

Alexander-Arnold then thanked the club and its fans for their continuous, and loyal, support.

"I’ve felt the support, the love, everything that you guys have done has never been unnoticed by me, I’ve loved every single minute of it.

I’ve done things I never thought I’d be able to do, and to do them with the fans and supporters of this club has been something I’ll never forget
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