Steven Gerrard points finger at Trent Alexander Arnold over Liverpool exit - 'What are you doing?'

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He was booed when he appeared as a substitute in Liverpool’s clash against Arsenal last season, the game which came directly after it was confirmed that the defender would be leaving the club.READ MORE: Liverpool handed fresh injury boost as Arne Slot told to drop one playerREAD MORE: Trent Alexander-Arnold agreement reached as Liverpool sent clear messageAnd reacting to the transfer, Gerrard said: “If I take my Liverpool hat off, I think any player in the game when Barcelona and Real Madrid come, it's going to turn your head.“This is me speaking without my Liverpool hat on at the moment. So without my Liverpool hat on, Real Madrid and Barcelona, whether you like it or not, if you're a United fan, Liverpool fan, they're two humongous clubs.“And when they come, it's going to turn your head.

They're going to turn your head.“So I can understand it from being in Trent's shoes. So there's a part of me that really understands it.“But as soon as I put my Liverpool hat back on, I think, what are you doing?

And I think he's living that risk now. I wouldn't have done it.”Before he concluded: "But he's good enough to make it work.