Trent Alexander-Arnold reveals whether he'd celebrate vs Liverpool ahead of Anfield return

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Liverpool welcome Real Madrid in the Champions League on Tuesday which means that Trent Alexander-Arnold will return to Anfield for the first time since leaving his boyhood club this summerTrent Alexander-Arnold has confirmed that he WON'T celebrate if he scores against Liverpool at Anfield on Tuesday. Real Madrid star Alexander-Arnold is poised to face his boyhood club in the two teams' Champions League clash just five months after his emotional departure.The England international left Liverpool after two decades in July, as Real agreed to pay £8.4million in order to sign him before the Club World Cup.

In an interview with Prime Video Sport, Alexander-Arnold was asked for his stance on one of football's most divisive topics - celebrating against your former club."If I was to score, then I wouldn't celebrate. Alexander-Arnold is yet to open his account for Real, having been restricted to only five appearances this season due to injury.The 27-year-old has watched Real's last two matches from the bench after recovering from a hamstring problem.

Alexander-Arnold will be hoping to get the nod from manager Xabi Alonso, another ex-Liverpool star, and he's braced for a 'very difficult game'.READ MORE: Trent Alexander-Arnold reveals private texts from Liverpool stars ahead of Anfield returnREAD MORE: Virgil van Dijk made mockery of critics with moment in Liverpool's win over Aston Villa"When the draw was announced, everyone knew it was going to happen, it was destined for that fixture to come," he added. I've got memories there that will last me a lifetime, and no matter how I'm received, that won't change."Real are currently three points ahead of Liverpool in the Champions League table after a perfect start in the competition.Join our new WhatsApp community and receive your daily dose of Mirror Football content.